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Microfiche 

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Collection  de 
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Technical  and  Bibliographic  Notes/Notes  techniques  et  bibliographiques 


The  Institute  has  attempted  to  obtain  the  beet 
original  copy  available  for  filming.  Features  of  this 
copy  which  may  be  bibllographicaliy  unique, 
which  may  alter  any  of  the  images  in  the 
reproduction,  or  which  may  significantly  change 
the  usual  method  of  filming,  are  checked  below. 


D 


D 


D 
D 


D 


□ 


Coloured  covers/ 
Couverture  de  couleur 


I     I   Covers  damaged/ 


Couverture  endommagie 

Covers  restored  and/or  laminated/ 
Couverture  restaurAe  et/ou  peiliculAe 


I      I   Cover  title  missing/ 


titre  de  couverture  manque 

loured  maps/ 
Cartes  gAographiques  en  couleur 

Coloured  ink  (i.e.  other  thun  blue 

Encre  de  couleur  (i.e.  autre  que  bieue  ou  noire) 


[~~|   Coloured  maps/ 

r~|   Coloured  ink  (i.e.  other  thun  blue  or  black)/ 


I      I   Coloured  plates  and/or  illustrations/ 


Planches  et/ou  illustrations  en  couleur 

Bound  with  other  material/ 
ReilA  avec  d'autres  documents 

Tight  binding  may  cause  shadows  or  distortion 
along  interior  margin/ 

La  reliure  serrAe  peut  causer  de  i'ombre  ou  de  la 
distortion  le  long  de  la  marge  intArieure 

Bienk  leaves  added  during  restoration  may 
appear  within  the  text.  Whenever  possible,  these 
have  been  omitted  from  filming/ 
II  se  peut  que  certaines  pages  blanches  ajouties 
lors  d'une  restauration  apparaissent  dans  ie  texte. 
mais,  lorsque  cela  Atait  possible,  ces  pages  n'ont 
pas  At*  film«es. 

Additional  comments:/ 
Commentaires  supplAmenteires; 


L'Institut  a  microfiimA  ie  meiileur  exemplaire 
qu'il  lui  a  AtA  possible  de  se  procurer.  Les  details 
de  cet  exemplaire  qui  sont  peut-Atre  uniques  du 
point  de  vue  bibliographique,  qui  peuvent  modifier 
une  image  reprodulte,  ou  qui  peuvent  exiger  une 
modification  dans  la  methods  normaie  de  filmage 
sont  indiqu6s  ci-dessous. 


I      I   Coloured  pages/ 


D 


This  item  is  filmed  at  the  reduction  ratio  checked  below/ 

Ce  document  est  filmA  au  taux  de  rMuction  indiqu*  ci-dessous. 


Pages  de  couleur 

Pages  damaged/ 
Pages  endommagAes 

Pages  restored  and/oi 

Pages  restaur6es  et/ou  peliicui6es 

Pages  discoloured,  stained  or  foxei 
Pages  d6color6es.  tacheties  ou  piquies 

Pages  detached/ 
Pages  ddtachies 

Showthroughy 
Transparence 

Quality  of  prir 

Quality  in6gaie  de  i'impression 

includes  supplementary  materii 
Comprend  du  materiel  supplAmentaire 

Only  edition  available/ 
Seule  Edition  disponible 


I      I  Pages  damaged/ 

I      I  Pages  restored  and/or  laminated/ 

I — I  Pages  discoloured,  stained  or  foxed/ 

I     I  Pages  detached/ 

I      I  Showthrough/ 

I      I  Quality  of  print  varies/ 

r~n  includes  supplementary  material/ 

rn  Only  edition  available/ 


Pages  wholly  or  partially  obscured  by  errata 
slips,  tissues,  etc.,  have  been  refiimed  to 
ensure  the  best  possible  image/ 
Les  pages  totaiement  ou  partieilemant 
obscurcies  par  un  feuiiiet  d'errata,  une  pelure. 
etc.,  ont  At*  fiimAes  A  nouv«iiiu  de  fa9on  A 
obtenir  la  meilleure  image  possible. 


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Th«  copy  filmad  har*  has  baan  raproducad  th.mks 
to  tha  ganarosity  of: 

Library  Division 

Provincial  Archives  of  British  Columbia 


L'axamplaira  filmi  fut  raproduit  grAca  A  la 
gAn*rotit4  da: 

Library  Division 

Provincial  Archives  of  British  Columbia 


Tha  imagat  appaaring  hara  ara  tha  bast  quality 
pos«ibla  conaidaring  tha  condition  and  lagibility 
of  tha  original  copy  and  in  kaaping  with  tha 
filming  contract  apacificationa. 


Las  imagas  suivantas  ont  it*  raproduitas  avac  la 
plus  grand  soin,  compta  tanu  da  la  condition  at 
da  la  nattatA  da  l'axamplaira  film*,  at  an 
conformity  avac  las  conditions  du  contrat  da 
filmaga. 


Original  copias  in  printad  papar  covars  ara  filmad 
baginning  with  tha  front  covar  and  anding  on 
tha  last  paga  with  a  printad  or  illustratad  impras- 
sion,  or  tha  back  c(.var  whan  appropriata.  All 
othar  original  copias  ara  filmad  baginning  on  tha 
first  paga  with  a  printad  or  illustratad  impras- 
sion,  and  anding  on  tha  last  paga  with  a  printad 
or  illustratad  imprassion. 


Las  axamplairas  originaux  dont  la  couvartura  an 
papiar  ast  imprimia  sont  filmis  an  commandant 
par  la  pramiar  plat  at  an  tarminant  soit  par  la 
darniira  paga  qui  comporta  una  amprainta 
d'imprassion  ou  d'illustration,  soit  par  la  sacond 
plat,  salon  la  cas.  Tous  las  autras  axamplairas 
originaux  sont  filmis  an  commandant  par  la 
pramiira  paga  qui  comporta  una  amprainta 
d'imprassion  ou  d'illustration  at  an  tarminant  par 
la  darniira  paga  qui  comporta  una  talla 
amprainta. 


Tha  last  recordad  frame  on  each  microfiche 
shall  contain  the  symbol  — ^  (meaning  "CON- 
TINUED"), or  the  symbol  V  (meaning  "END  "), 
whichever  applies. 


Un  das  symbolas  suivants  apparaitra  sur  la 
darniire  image  de  cheque  microfiche,  selon  le 
cas:  le  symbols  -^  signifie  "A  SUIVRE",  le 
symbols  V  signifie  "FIN  ". 


Maps,  plates,  charts,  etc.,  may  be  filmed  at 
different  reduction  ratios.  Those  too  large  to  be 
entirely  included  in  one  exposure  are  filmed 
beginning  in  the  upper  left  hand  corner,  left  to 
right  and  top  to  bottom,  as  many  frames  as 
required.  The  following  diagrams  illustrate  the 
method: 


Les  cartes,  planches,  tableaux,  etc.,  peuvent  Atre 
filmis  A  des  taux  da  reduction  diff Arants. 
Lorsque  In  document  est  trop  grand  pour  Atre 
reproduit  en  un  seul  clichA,  il  est  film*  A  partir 
da  Tangle  supArieur  gauche,  de  gauche  h  droite, 
et  de  haut  en  bas,  en  prenant  la  nombra 
d'images  nicessaira.  Les  diagrammes  suivants 
illustrent  la  mithode. 


1 

2 

3 

12  3 

4  5  6 


Boas.] 


34 


I  Nov.  IS. 


Vocabulary  of  the  Ktcakintl  Languaje. 

By  Dr.  Franz  Boat. 

(Read  before  the  American  Philoaophical  Society,  November  IS,  1S93.) 

Tlie  Kwakiutl  language  is  spoken  on  the  coastof  British  Columbia,  from 
Cape  Mudge  to  Douglas  and  Gardner  Channels,  excluding  Dean  Inlet  and 
Hentinck  Arm,  which  are  occupied  by  the  Bilqula.  The  language  forms 
a  branch  of  the  Wakashan  stock,  being  afliliated  with  the  Nootka  or  Aht 
of  the  west  coast  of  Vancouver  Island.  The  form  of  these  languages 
reminds  us  in  many  respects  of  that  of  the  Salishan  stock,  and  it  may  l>o 
that  a  connection  exists  l>etwcen  both. 

Tlie  Kwakiutl  language  is  spoken  in  three  dialects  .  the  Kwakiuti  proper, 
the  Ileiltsuk'  and  the  Gyii'amil't.  The  first  is  spoken  by  the  tribes  of 
V^incouver  Island  and  of  the  coast  southeast  of  Rivers  Inlet ;  the  second 
by  the  tribes  inhabiting  tlie  coast  lieiween  llivera  Inlet  and  Gardner 
Ciiannel  ;  the  last  in  Gardner  and  Douglas  Channels.  It  will  be  found 
that  phonetics  and  vocabulary  of  the  northern  and  southern  tribes  are 
much  alike,  while  the  middle  dialect  stands  more  apar*.  Tiiis  is  probably 
due  to  the  admixture  of  Hilqula  elements  in  the  central  region. 

The  vocabularies  contained  in  the  following  pages  were  collected  by 
the  author  in  1886,  18S8,  1880,  1890.  As  slight  differences  are  found  be- 
tween the  vocabulftries  of  the  various  tribes,  the  tribe  from  which  the 
words  were  collected  are  given.  The  following  abbreviations  have  been 
used  : 


L,  for  Lc'kwiltok", 
N. — Nimkish, 
K.— Kwakiutl, 
Tl.— Tlatlasikoala, 
A. — Awi'ky'onoq. 
H.— He'ilisuk-, 
O. — Gyit'ama'i, 


Kwakiutl  Dialect. 


I  Ileiltsuk-  Dialect. 
Gyit'amu't  Dialect. 


The  literature  of  this  language  is  very  scanty.  The  following  writings 
are  of  importance  : 

W.  FiiASEK  T01.MIK  and  Gkorqb  M.  Dawson,  Comparative  Vocabu- 
laries of  the  Indian  Tribes  of  British  Columbia.     Montreal,  1884. 

G.  M.  Dawson,  Vocabulary  in  Trans.  Royal  80c.  of  Canada,  1887,  ii. 

A.  Hall,  A  Grammar  of  the  Kwagiutl  Language,  I'rans.  Royal  Sue.  of 
Canada,  1888,  ii,  pp.  59-105. 

P.  Boas,  "Grammatical  Notes  on  the  Kwakiutl  Language,"  in  the 
"  Sixth  Report  of  the  Committee  on  the  Northwestern  Tribes  of  Canada," 
IVoe.  British  Association  for  the  Advancement  of  Science,  1890. 


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The  QosPEii  ncconling  to  Saint  John,  translated  into  the  QAgutl  Lan- 
guiige.     Lonilon,  18S4  (by  Rev.  A.  F.  IIai-l). 

The  Gospel  according  to  Sftint  .Mnlti»ew,  translated  into  the  Qft  gull 
(or  Quoquols)  Language.     By  Hev.  A.  F.  IlAUi.     London,  1888. 

The  following  alphabet  has  been  used  ;  the  vowels  have  their  conti- 
nental sounds  : 

a  =  av)\n  law, 
B  =  «  in  flower. 

Comonanti. — The  following  consonants  require  a  special  description  : 

k',  g-, 

k.  g. 

ky  (kii),  gy. 

This  is  a  series  of  k  sounds  beginning  with  the  posterior  guttural  k\ 
passing  tlirougii  the  ordinary  k  to  llie  anterior  palatal  ky.  Tliere  is  a  ten- 
dency in  the  Hciltsuk*  dialect  to  transform  ky  and  gy  into  k  and  g.  Tlie 
distinction  between  sonans  and  media  is  here,  as  n  many  otiier  Indian 
languages,  exceedingly  diftkMilt,  and  it  may  be  that  to  tlie  Indian  ear 
there  is  no  real  distinction  l)etween  bolli  classes.  The  same  is  true  in  tl»e 
case  of  labials  and  dentals.  »  and  r  (=  Engliwh  sh)  are  evidently  modi- 
flcations  of  the  same  sound  ;  «  is  always  pronounced  witli  open  teetli  and 
post-alveolar  position  of  the  tip  <»f  the  tongue.  Thus  it  obtains  a  simi- 
larity with  c,  while  the  latter  partakes  in  the  same  way  of  the  character, 
istics  of  «. 

q,  Q,  .11  correspond  to  k,  k,  ky,  the  first  being  the  German  guttural  c/t 
in  ach,  the  last  the  German  palatal  ch  in  ich,  tlie  Q  an  intermediate  sound 
like  rh  in  the  Westphalian  dialect. 

The  vowels  of  the  KwakiUtl  language  arc  extremely  variable,  and  I 
have  not  been  able  to  ascertain  satisfactorily  tiie  meaning  of  leiigtliening 
and  shortening,  of  apparent  contractions  and  diaeresis.  I  had.  ilierefore, 
to  confine  myself  to  give  the  various  forms  which  I  obtained  from  the 
Indians.  We  find  a  series  (tf  very  indistinct  vowels  which  are  not  articu- 
lated, but  indicated  by  position  of  the  mouth.  The  most  frequent  among 
these  is  u  following  a  terminal  k,  for  which  I  have  used  the  sign  ' ;  for 
instance,  in  the  passive  participle  — k'.  In  compounds,  when  a  syllable 
follows  the  — k*  the  u  is  oi'ten  articulated. 

Pauses  in  words  are  very  frequent,  and  are  almost  always  accom- 
panied by  an  increased  stress  of  the  preceding  consonant.  I  have  found 
it  impossible  in  tliis  language  to  distinguish  clearly  between  consonants 
articulated  with  ordinary  stress  and  increased  stress,  although  the  latter 
are  undoubtedly  found,  p.  «.,  ky'*i  no. 


Boas.] 


86 


I  Nov.  18, 


VOCABULARY, 


A. 


to  be  able  to  compete  with  somebody,  N. 
la'kyusta  (— usta,  up) ;  wi'- 
kyusta,  not  to  be  able  to  get  up 
against  (wi,  negation;  — usta, 
up)  =  to  rise  opposite  to  some- 
body? 
about,  — uili(la)  ;  N.  tle'kullila,  mov- 
ing about;  liikuilila,  camping 
about,  here  and  there  (lEk-u'la, 
to  camp). 

above,  N.  L.  aikH,  aikya  :  H.  G.  aikn  ; 
N.  aikyak-au'e,  uppermost 
( — k"aue,  farthest  in  a  certain 
direction)  ;  L.  ai'kyaqala,  from 
above  ( — aqa,  down  ;  — la,  verb, 
svf.)  ;  L.  aikyak'E'mHit,  to  look 
vp  ( — k-E'in,  surface  of  round 
thing  =  face ;  —  Hii,  v.  a.);  tlaq- 
k"o-it  aikH,  evening  sky^=zred 
above ;  Or.  au'kyoa,  upper  side 
(see  On  top  of) ;  H.  nia'tea,  to 
fiy  above. 

to  abuse  one  another,  H.  laa'lk'au. 

to  ache,  L.  ts'e'aila  (see  Sxck). 

mcroos,  N.  — uilla(la);  Ift'lauitlala.  or 
la'laotla,  always  going  across 
(la—,  to  go). 

Adam's  apple,  H.  k'ok'oqa'oa 
( — qaoa,  neck). 

adrift  (st-e  On  surface  of  water). 

adze,  H.  tla'k'oabala  (same  type  as 
the  Pacific  Idand  adze);  towai'u 
(D  shaped  handle  with  blade  at- 
tached to  its  flat  side) ;  tle'q- 
kauil. 

a/raid,  N.  ky'e'llala  ;  L.  ky'e'tlKn, 
lam—;^.  wo'se;  wo'sEno'gua, 
or  iBiio'gua  wo'silE,  lam — . 

to  make  afraid,  N.  ta'E'ntiyim  ; 
ts'E'ntikya,  to  be—. 

after,  behind,  N.  B'lKqlle  ;  la'tliu, 
E'laqtlitl,  I  will  go  after  him. 

afternoon,  H.  tlkya'qa. 


lie'l'et ;  e'lelis,  again  in 

ago,   L.  k'aiu'tluti ;  H. 
kaiu'tlutl'at8( — ats,  distant,  in- 


again,  N. 

ea'.th. 

ago,    long 


agreeable  noise,  H.  aikn'e'kala  (aikn, 

good;  — kala,  noiaj). 
ahead,  N.  lalak'a,  to  go  ahead; 
(lak'a,  to  pass  by,  from;  la,  to 
go;  — k'a,  reaching)  ;  La'la- 
k'ayu'k'oa,  name  of  female  = 
made  to  go  ahead, 
air,  H.  na'la. 

alder,  N.  tl'a'k-omis  (tl'a'k'o,  red; 
—mis,   tree)  ;  H.  Q.  tla'kotas 
(from :  red), 
alive,  N.  k-o'la  ;  k-o'lasta,  water  of 

life  (— 8ta,  water), 
all,  1,1.  k-'a'laue,  N,  na'qua,  H.  agy, 
G.  wa'qau  ;  that  is  all,  L.  Ieoi- 
k-oa'tla,  H.  au  k'oa'tl, 
alone,  N.  na'oawa;  na'nawalaqise'- 
aq'enoq,  one  who  wants  to  work 
alone;  N.  nEmo'k'  (nsm,  one); 
NEmo'kuis,  the  only  one  on 
earth;  NEmo'kyustalis,  the  only 
one  who  came  up  out  of  earth 
(—usta,  vp:  — lis,  ground); 
NKmo'kua,  alone  oh,  rock  ( — a, 
stone,  rock)  ;  NEmo'kuak'ame, 
all  alone  on  rock  ( — kame,  sm- 
perlative)  ;  NEtuo'kuitsalis, 
alone  on  prairie  ( — itsalis,  flat 
open  country). 

to  eat,   drink,  work  alone,   N. 

na'qula. 
along,  N.  — nta(la). 

long    object,    N.    — nutsEntala 

(along  side  of);  k  atsniJlsEntala, 
to  walk  along  long  object. 

flat    object,     N.    — unqsntala 

(— Inqe,  edge) ;  k  a'SEnqEntala, 
to  walk  along  flat  object ;  H. 
tdud'olsa,  to  walk  along  plank. 


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always,  N.  — ll  ;  anm'qutall,  always 
giving  away  coppers  (ama'qut, 
to  give  away  coppers)  ;  hii'qk'o- 
latl,  always  giving  away  blankets 
(ia'k-ola,  to  give  away  blankets) ; 
hama'lagyilatl,  always  giving 
away  blankets  (ma'le,  to  dis- 
tribute blankets  ;  — gyilis,  earth, 
always)  ;  baqbaku'latl,  always 
eating  human  flesh  (baqba'k', 
eating  human  flesh,  from  bEk', 
man). 

N.  gyilis,    literally:  on  earth; 

hama'lagyilatl,  always  distribut- 
ing blankets;  wiiia'lagyilis, 
always  fighting;  hamE'lagyi- 
lillEn,  /  eat  always  in  house 
(ham — ,  to  eat;  — ill,  in  house) ; 
hamE'lagyilisen,  I  eat  always  en 
&eac7i(— is,ow6eac/i);Nu'tlk•ala- 
gyilis,  always  acting  foolishly. 

among,  N.  H.  G.  — ak-a  ;  N.  nEq'- 
ak-a'la,  to  pull  out  of  a  bag; 
doq'ok-a'la,  to  look  among  — ; 
am' ak.a.'\a,  good  among  others  ; 
wa'lak'a,  to  lead  nam,atsa 
around  after  Tuetsd'ek-a ;  H. 
le'll'ak-a,  to  search  among; 
p'epeya'k'a,  to  feel  among;  G. 
di\\'mA\x\i-9.V.-a.,  to  look  everywhere 
among. 

ancestor,  N.  gyaiigyila'itl  =flr8t  of 
house  (gyil,  first;  — itl,  house). 

anchor  stone,  H.  k'alia'ois  (—is, 
in  water)  ;  G.  t'ayaqai'u. 

to  anchor  ;  L.  rao'koanut,  cast  an- 
chor! (see  To  tie) ;  H.  tlE  me'n'- 
enBm,  to  anchor ;  G.  t'ayaia'q, 
canoe  is  at  anchor. 

to  angle,  L.  tla'k'a,  k''e'ta,  H. 
t'opha' ;  to  drop  hook  into  water, 
L.  ts'E'qatEnta  k-"e'lai6. 

angry,  L.  e'en,  N  tla'uis  ;  H'e'- 
tlEspis,  expert  in  anger  (—pis, 
expert)  ;  H,  hai'lala  (=  angry 
noise;  — ala,  noise);  hailalak's, 


angry  noise  woman   (— ks,  fr- 
rnale) . 

animal,  H.  sisa'kwimis  ;  a  certain  —, 
k-'a'lskato,  large  ear  (k'as, 
large  ;  — ato,  ear). 

ankle,  L.    koa'tlkok-,  H.  k-6'ka 
nQtl    (perhaps:  foot   side),    G. 
k'au'k  omatl. 

antless,  L.  N.  H.  wutlE'm. 

anus,  L.  po'laqstee  (— qstue,  hind 
P'lrt  of  body),  H.  ama'kyas. 

apron,  L.  tsiip  {borrowed  from  Co- 
max),  G.  sE'paqsteya  (— qaleya, 
hind  part  of  body). 

arm,  L.  N.  a'yaso,  H.  haifi'so,  G. 
ha'iso. 

above  elbow,   N.   H.  oqsiape'  ; 

skin  of  — ,   N.   tl'etseape,    H. 
k'uk'utsea'pe. 

armor  made  of  wood  or  skin,  H.  pa'- 
k'aitEm. 

armpits,  H.  da'dok'ola'tse  ( — also, 
receptacle). 

to  arrange  bed,  L.  heitla'lit  ;  H. 
\\n,Wh'\\&y\,  to  make  right. 

around,  N.H  G.— isiu  ;N.  awi'sta, 
around  a  thing ;  awis'a'lis, 
heisla'lis,  around  the  world;  le'- 
istala,  to  go  around;  k'u'iseslala, 
to  walk  around;  raHqsisla'iiFa, 
making  potlatch  all  around  the 
world  (ma'qoa,  1o  give  two  blan- 
kets to  each  ;  — lia,  earth)  ;  N. 
NQtlRmistalitsE'mk'a,  woman 
made  to  go  like  a  fool  around  the 
world  (no'16,  iiu'tlEm,  fool; 
— ista,  around  ;  — lis,  earth  ; 
— tsBm,  madeto; — k'a,  woman), 
H.  oe'dta,  view  ;  d'oqsisla'la,  to 
look  around;  toG'stala,  to  go 
around;  gy'eqse'stala,  t  run 
around;  G.  k'a'tsis>talu,  to  walk 
around. 

to  arrive,  L.  lam'jin  la'kya,  1—  ;  N. 
le'iHtiH  la'kyaatla.  when  I  ar- 
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arrow,  L  N.  H.  VIT.  O.  lii'nllEin  ; 
H.  liu'ntlKinpii,  arrow  point 
(— pn,  point)  ;  lift'iillKma'tse, 
quiver  ( — iitKo.  reeeptiicle). 

bird  arroir,  N.  k  d'tukoaiu. 

arrow  point,  H.  k"'K'mkyiin. 

to  anctnd  rictr  in  ranoe.  H.  »ia'. 

to  ascend  a  mountnin,  N.  IftgyiislaMn 
(Itt,  to  ffo ;  — U8ta,  vp ;  — la, 
V.  «■),  H.  nu'iin. 

to  be  anhamtd.  L.  n)a'(|i8'n. 

anhes,  L.  koiiA'i,  H.  gune'. 

white  of  wood,  L.  k'oa'llOpEs, 

H.  k-dft'duii). 

to  rodft  in  aiihes.  L.  iV'sn. 

mtk^.l  by  everybody  to  yite  feint,  N. 
wutle't. 

to  aesetnble,  N.  Iiuknna'kulii  ( — nii- 
kulii,  motion)  ;  liocistii'lii,  an  as- 
sembly (crowd)  running  into 
water  C?)  ( — sta,  water)  ;  kyi'm- 
k'ona'kula  {used  in  songs 
only). 

assistant  of  UawVnaU,  N.  ne'qatla, 
wa'tatla. 

llamataa,  N.  f&'lntlila. 

aunt,  father's  and  mother's  sister,  N. 
H.  aiii'si. 

uncle's  wife,  N.  apu'lso  {step- 
mother). 

autumn,  O.  gya'lEmgyilis  (— gyilis, 
earth). 

to  aitake,  v.  n.,  L.  tu'i'iiit,  H.  ts'iui't. 

V.  a.,  H.  koia'. 

axe,  L.  N.  sopai'Q  (sopn,  to  hew  with 
axe;  — aiii,  instrument),  H. 
k'okuna'kula  (k'u'koa,  to  hew 
with  axe;  — nakula,  motion). 

stone  axe  for  war  {long,  sharp  stone 
fastened  in,  a  perforated  handle), 
N.  nEb'al'Q. 

B. 

baby,  N.  wi'ea,  B.  qRnu'q'6,  O. 
qilbq  {from  qap'O',  cradle  (?)). 


back,  N.  — Ikyo,  — Igya,  H.  O. 
— t'^^ya ;  N.  awi'kyc,  bark ; 
k'V>'k'o-igyu,  hunchbacked ; 

tH'i'lkigylla,  feathers  on  back 
{ — la,  V.  s.)  ;  mou'gyint,  to  carry 
on  back;  pEiio'gyaliil,  to  warm 
one's  back;  na'lagyiligyn,  back 
of  day  if  world  { — gy  il — ,  earth ) ; 
H.  osk'anuVgyu.  back  (— skaui, 
■outside  of  round  thinfi)  ;  ts'K'm- 
tOgya,  dorsal  Jin;  k'u'lKKtin-'- 
gya,  i>kin  of  buck;  owiVgyall- 
kya'nu,  back  of  hand  (— tlkya'- 
ui'., — skyft'ne,  hand);  k'ulslRt'-'- 
gyallkyil'nr,  skin  of  back  of 
hand;  owi'gyalll8L''l8e,    instep 

(— (tl)tSL'l8e. /(W<). 

support  {lazy  seat),  N.  yi'mkoas 

( — us,  plilCl). 

bad,  L.  N.  ia'(isuin  (i — ,  negation; 
— aiii,  good),  H.  iakii,  O.  iaii  ; 
N.  ia'qp'aqsla,  to  speak  bad  of 
one  { — qnla,  mouth)  ;  O.  iakiiw. 
kala,  bad  noine  { — kala,  noise). 

bad  tempered,  H.  Uiisu'la  ( — ala, 
noise). 

bailer,  H.  qa'lgyilis. 

bald  headed  (see  Hare). 

ba'qus  (season  when  no  7\etsa'eka 
must  be  held),  N.  lu'qiis. 

bare,  H.  ll'Ok' ;  ll'ok  k-ea'.  bar'' 
headed  { — kea,  head)  ;  ll'oku's, 
country  bare  of  plants  ( — us, 
outside)  ;  tVaqsE'iula,  bare 
mountain  { — k'8Em,  outside  of 
round  thing;  — la,  t.  «.)• 

bark  of  free,  li.  qa'k'um,  H.  qk'um. 

(/  cedar,    N.   Tl.   H.   W.   O. 

tKiia's,  H.  da'deoil  (?). 

to  bark,  L.  N.  wo'koa,  H.  wa'kya  ; 
L.  wO'koq  ta  wa'lse,  the  dog 
barks; IX.  wa'wakulilla,  barking 
in  house  { — iti,  in  house). 

barnacle,  L.  N.  qft'ik". 

basket,  L.  lEqii' ;  N.  LEqIil'q  {a 
name),  basket  eater  (?). 


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bimket,  umall,  for  Jinh,  N.  laMiHiHiii. 

Inri/e,  for  blmikftn,  L.  tlu'pnl, 

H.  kii'i'-'piilM'  (— iilM',  rccfplii- 
rtc). 

forfinhandrlnnr  H.  O.  ts'Klu'. 

for  bcrrii'tt,  H.  W.  nunu'k  Kin 

(nfik'ii,  lo  drink,  the.   Imskit   in 
icdlertig/il). 

L.  jit-'kyoo. 

but,    Imk'oiilfl'iU'.    makiii'j    tletpy, 

from  bft'k'oiillidii.  iUipy. 
baton,  ti»ed  in  xrinter  dance,  L.  N. 
t'li'iiiiiiio.  H.  "W.   Ilt-'<iiiii  ;    N. 
t'u'iii»iilii,   to  beat  time  ( — alii, 
noite  of  (?) ;  — uila,  lo  vuike  (?) ) ; 
t'a'iniiitsi',    master    of    batons; 
I'u'iaiiiHiliiln,  rhythm ;  H.  lie'- 
qtvia,  to  beat  time, 
baton,  H.  hiiuri'(i;ilii  ( — ulu,  noise). 

of  chief,   Tl.    sik'a'kyano,   H. 

si'kyHk-Kiii. 
bay,  L.  awutle'scla,  N.  ojllulis  (per- 
h'tps  only  head  of  bay),  H.  olso- 
i'8. 
heaeh.  N.  L.  —is.  —lis  ;  H.  O.  —is, 
— lis  ;  L.  tlK'mais, /;M(7i  ;  ;  'v'tis, 
lying  on  beach;  N.  okoma'lis, 
face  of  beach  (— kam,  facing)  ; 
d'apii'lis,       covered      by      tide 
(d'apa,  to  flood)  ;    iia'lqsiiialis, 
killing    on   beach    at    mouth   of 
rioer    (— sluae,    ricer    mouth)  ; 
H.  uwi'8.  beach;  ai'kyitskolis, 
fiat  beach  (^i\\\i\\,  good);  hana'qlis 
gy\'\inn\,canoe  is  on  beach(\um — , 
hollow  object,  canoe)  ;  G.   wu'- 
qanuis,  beach;  gca'is,  to  sit  on 
beach;    aigyilsui'!^,   flat    beach 
(aikii,  good). 
hfMty  beams  supporting  roof ,  parallel 
to  ridge  of  house,  L  ky  'a'lc  wan, 
H.  k'aqft'wa. 
grizzly  bear,  N.  L.  Tl.  H.  nan  ;  N. 
gyi'la ;  O.  fiiii  ;  N.   Nuqnemis 
name:  ni-'nKnkas  {=  (tear  wo- 
man) ;  nanls,  bear  in  bottom  of 


sea  (—la,  in  sea)  ;  nanqa,  ealled 
bear     (— qa.    ealled)  ;    iui'mIhi'. 
f/>Y<i^  /».««/•  (—-tsf,  great);  na'n- 
kaniA'lie,  hear  ftcinrj  beach  or 
earth    (— kum,    facing;    — Mh, 
beach)  ;      na'nqtiu,      cinnamon 
bear, 
skin  of  griizly  bar,  pus'Kna'c. 
black  hear,  L.  Hi'.  N.  Ua  ••,  H.  tl'rt, 
O.  t'c'iloa  ;  N.  Nnqne misname: 
irO'tlOk  a,  bear  woman, 
beard,  chin,  L.  lmpii'<iHt<ya  (hap—, 
hair  ;  — qHic,   mouth),  H.  iift'p- 
Eu»ia'   (hap—,    hair;   — oiihIii, 
tooth). 

moustache.  L.  liapaNiMtiiya,  H. 

ha|>(ila't!   (— (jta*-,    mouth),    O. 
hapKqiO  ( — (ito,  mouth), 
to    beat    time,    N.     t'a'iusKla    (see 
Jiaton). 

on  beach  at  marriage  ceremony, 

N.  tsa'tpi. 
beacer,    L.  N.  IsTi'tH',  Tl.  tH'o'koa, 
ls'u'6,  H.  O.  ki)ir>'ii    {liorrowed 
from  liilqula)  ;  H.  L.  N.  Is  a'o- 
alft',  young  beacer  {—w\w,  young 
of — );    N.     Xufjncmis    names: 
trakja'lis,  he'liimiiiasula. 
bed,  L.  ke'nutl,  H.  k'oai',  O.  ku'l'- 
ilas  (kuTitl,  <«  sleep  ;  —a?,  place 
of), 
bedroom.  N.  gyi'ii'ias,  H.  k'wo. 
to  beg,  N.  k  oiVkoasa  ;  koii'koasa- 

lall,  beggar  dance, 
behind,  N.  oqlle'e  ;  L.  ocillak-i'tsf, 
heels ;     ahillm-'istala,      coming 
around  last  ;  H.  — qilc  ;  wula'ii- 
\\iiks,youngest  daughter;  iVok'- 
oqtla'la,  to  look  back  ;  goa'qlh', 
to  sit  on  hind  part  ;  kopaqlliVui, 
to  break  of  hind  part  ;  O.  d'o'- 
k''oqlla,  to  look  back;  ha'mts'-- 
aqtlOc,  rest  of  foot, 
to  believe,  N.  no'nky'ekala. 
IkllabeUa  tillage,  H.  Galls. 
liella  Coola,  N.  K-  H.  Bi'lqula. 


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W- 


ftoWy.  L.  tA'ikye.  H.  tkyV.  O.  tEkii  ; 
H.  k'utseqtlaN'S,  ikin  of  —  ; 
tl6'qoa({t1ali'8Ela,  $iek  in  — . 

Maw,  N.  pK'n'a,  H.  oii'pna,  (■»&'■ 
pon;  O.  Au'iipoii,  H.  hesa'pn  ill, 
below  in  hou$e  ;  wisvunk''npo-iR, 
bottom  of  4ea  ( — wunk-,  edge; 
— Bpoa,  below;  —Is,  in  tea)  (see 
Under). 

below  (down  river),  JX.  gua'e  (also 
north),  gua'tsg. 

belt  of  women,  L.  wusi'kyanKui,  H. 
wan. 

to  bend  with  hammer,  H.  mokpta'ul 
(mukoa',  to  strike  with  ham- 
mer). 

berries  (species  unknown),  Tl.  liaii- 
tlu8  ;  ke'qi'lis  ;  k-'Kink-oaUV  ; 
ke'8kcI»Vq;k'oft'k'ugO'o;k-o'q- 
kuls;  nek''iitl  ;  Ri'lEin  ;  wan- 
pa'lltse  ;  thVk-'um;  lliuq  ;  L. 
ts'u'iiina ;  iBi'kctl. 

black  her- ies.  H.  cift'k'unatl. 

cranberries,   L.   tfi'stak'a,    Tl.    tu' 
Blik'ua. 

hnekleberries,  L.  k'oft'tBm,  H.  k(»ri'- 
tKni  ;  Im.  k'oA'tlmiH,  —  bush  ; 
k'oft'tqut,  eating  — . 

nalmonberries,  L.  k'E'mtsuk-,  A.  H. 
kauMuli ;  H.  kau'tlila,  country 
full  of  btnies. 

sallalberries,  N.  naqnft'k',  eating  — . 

soapberries,  N.  Tl.  nEquski'n  ;  H. 
niiqskH,  berry  soup. 

dried  berries,  L.  t'e'k'a,  H.  lEk-k. 

to  bewitch  by  putting  clothing  of  a 
person  in  contact  with  a  corpse, 
N.  lA'pEtante,  lA'pBtanu. 

by  putting  clothing  in  a  skull 

which  is  heated,  N.  e'k-a  ;  per- 
son who  knows  to  do  so,  t:'k''('' 
noq. 

to  counteract  the  I'k  a,  by  re- 
peating the  process,  N.  dE'gyiii- 
ta ;  dB'gyinlEenoq,  person  who 
knows  to  perform  this  act. 


bile,  H.  k  ii'liimaa. 

bill  of  bird,  H.  u'lllpa  (— Itlpa,  nose). 

bird,  L.  tsT-k,  H.  tsT-'ko,  O.  ts'ek'. 

humming bird,JH.  k'waft'kumle. 

meadow  lark  (Sturnella  magna, 

neglecta),   llK'lUBn,    N.   olSEq- 

Iftta. 

warbler,  N.  iml'mema. 

Oregon     junto      (Junco      hye- 

malis),  N.  tso'pamale. 
Ampelis   garrulus,    N.    kyaa'- 

kyetaqtlc. 
violet  green     swallow     (Tachy- 

cinetn  thalnssina),  N.  mft'matlc- 

kya  (nia'lle,  to  fly,  flying  around 

in  short  ruts). 
Aiiimodramussandwichensis,  N. 

k''e'qegyna. 
chickadee  (Purus  rufescens),  N. 

tsots&'ka. 
thrush   (llesperocichla    ncevia), 

N.  tsop'ale. 
Merula  migratoria  propinqua, 

N.  k'uk'alfk'8. 
Zonotrichia    cornata,   N.  tsEs- 

kou'nf'. 

snipe,  N.  t^a't8atlkyawa. 

Bubo  virginianus,  N.  te'uteii- 

ialetl,  H.  tntiini. 

Nyctea,  N.  ky'i'saqa. 

Nyctala   acadica,    N.    bEkuu' 

(soul,  ghost). 
screech    owl    ( Megascops    asio 

Kennicottii),  N.  HopHop,  kyo'- 

kyokyo. 
flicker    (Colaptes    caper    satu- 

rator),  N.  gu'ltEin. 
woodpecker  (all  kinds),  N,  tla'- 

llanaetl. 
kingflsher  (Ceryle  aloyon),   N. 

kyetela'we. 
Corvus  caurinus,  N.  kyiqelfi'- 

K*a;    Nuqnemis    name:   ky'ft'- 

nauoka  ;  Tl.  ts'eqsa'ke  ;  Nuq- 
nemis name:  kuk-al&'k'a  ;  H. 

kH'a'k'a. 


^■mmmk 


i<m: 


4ii 


[Hoax. 


bird,  blue  jay,  N.  ku'ckuc. 

hawk  {various  kinds),  N.  mfl'- 

mane. 
earjle,    bald    and    golden,     N. 

kue'k',     H.    wik',    O.    ainsto- 

k'oe'oa. 
Steainaon'H  hawk  (Tiuteo  Swain- 

soni),  N.  t'ot'a'lotl. 
red-tailed  hawk  (liuteo  borealis 

calurna),  N.  I'l'ukoano. 
Jlah  hawk   (Pandion  haliatua, 

Caroline nsis),  N.  ts'oiitPek. 
sandjnper  {Creunetes   occiden- 

talis),  N.  ts'KSQuuO'k- '. 

Trinya  alpina,  N.  tso'p'apa'lfi. 

plover  ( Charadrius  squatarola), 

N.  tso'tsEtsa. 
^gialitia     aemipalmata,      N. 

ka'l'ia. 
Limoaa  fedra,    N.    k'oi'k'oa- 

kura. 
pintail  {Dafila  acuta),  N.  wo'- 

wapKS  ( — wap,  water;   — pEs, 

expert  =^  liking  fresh  water). 
petrel  {Oceanodroma  fureata), 

N.  k'oe'k'oek'oe. 
gull,  L.  ts'a'ek'oaam,  N.  ts'tV- 

k-oa,     H.     ts'c'kyela'ka ;    N. 

Nuqnemis  name :  N.  mu'tagyila 

{making  fly  (?)  ),  tsE'nqk'aio. 

Diomedea  albatrus,  N.  ba'lla. 

tern    {Sterna    paradisea),    N. 

k'a'k"'akyitawa,  biting  off  from 

man's  ?iead -ik'a'gyuk',  a  piece 

bitten  off. 
Merganser  serrator,  N.  koko'- 

OS;   Nuqnemis  name:  k  6k"0'- 

ts'aqsuiJi'lak'a  (as  mink's  wife) ; 

tlE'mkeu  {=gummy  head). 
coot    {  Oidemia   perspicillata), 

lEk-a'p'ala. 
scavp    duck    {Aythya    marila 

nearcticd),  N.  tso'ts'EspEs. 
loon  {Urinator  Imber),  N.  qa'- 


bird,  IlolboeU's  grebe,  N.  Iift'masilalis; 

A'ufjnemiH  name  :  hft'maqsta. 
horned  grebe  {C('lyinhxi»  av  i- 

tus),  N.  k-'aii'tak, 
lirachyramphua  maramoratut, 

N.  tegyO'gyila. 

Uria  Orylle  Galifornensis,   N. 

t'Etiq. 

cormorant  {Phalacroeoraxpela- 

gicus  resplendens),  N.  la'qluq. 

{Phalacroi'orax  pelagicus 

robustus),  N.  tlo'pano;  Tl.  tlo'- 
patl. 

Cepphua  Columba,  N.  tse'ssa. 

gray-ruffed    grouse     { Bomboaa 

nmbellua    umbelloidea),    N.  ku- 

ku'mQ'a. 
Dendragapua    obscurua  fuligi- 

nosus),  N.  lio'mliom. 
pigeon  {Columba  faaciata),TX. 

liamo'. 
sandhill  crane  { Orus  mexicana), 

N.  atE'mkule. 
blue  Jieron   {Ardea   herodina), 

N.  k'()a'k''oiiiie. 
oyater      catcher      { nmmntnpus 

liachmani),  N.  gue'guegue. 
swan  {Olor   columbianua),   N. 

kak'a'uk-. 
anow  goose  {Chen  hyberborea), 

N.  tl'e'slaq. 
Anaer    albifrons    Oambeli,    N. 

iiE'lla. 
Branta  nigricans,  N.  na'naqa- 

ksin. 

Branta  Canadensis,  N.  nEqfi'k-. 

pelican,  N.  ha'iiqaukoa'yall. 

Charitonetta  albeola  {male),  N- 

iraa'tle. 
Charitonetta  albeola  {female), 

N.  Hu'pe. 
Mallard  duck  {Anas  boshaa), 

N.  tla'tlky'eu. 

Clangula  hyemalis,  N.  .jalia'ne. 

harlequin  duck,  N.  iiia'tsena. 


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bird,  golden  tyt  (Gltiufionettn  rlnn- 
guln  Amcrifiinn),  N.  ktiiA'nii. 

Spatula  flyprnta,  N.  BiHok'iiii. 

——Oitlemia    Dfglandi,   If.   i(6({up> 
Blula,  Tl.  k  'ikiu(»d'q. 

Urotrifhun  (litttii,  If.  jryA'^y'- 

•pKii ;    Nuqneinii   name  :   hiila- 
iii&'likka. 

(uperifd unknoirii)T\.  tlK'Klluk'; 

llA'txcin  ;   iDa'iMrnii ;    ky'i'iiOi , 
B.  kui'iik';  nuMiii'k*. 

fiibttloun  birdt.   N.  liA'mlukn- 

iiiiB  ;   tnft'kukyu.   laid  to  make 
eanoe»  in  woods. 

to  give  birth   to,  L.  inA'yotliitn,    H. 
iii&'yrillii. 

hiteuit,  N.  kwa'k'uqnum  ;  kw&'k'uq, 
eating  — . 

to  bite,    a  pieee  bitten  out,  N.  k  'ii 
Uyuk'  (k-'iimgyiik'  (?)). 

blark,    L.    ts'u'tlu,    H.   tH'o'lIu,    O. 
iH'u'llto. 

bladder,  H.  tu'qntse  (— atkO,  recepta 
ele) 

' offitfi,  H.  wule'll. 

bUinket*,  all  kind$  of,  vhen  uted,  L. 
nK'q'uiii-,  H.  k'o'tiii  O.  I^oii- 
figo'ell,  H.  —oil  ;  N.  alA'- 
pyiin,  «^•^n— ;llK'k'0(|SKm,  »;i<ir- 
tin—  (tlK'k-Kk-,m(trri>i):pKlpK- 
lusk'B'in,  fnoitntain  goat  wool  — 
(l>'ii'\Kni,u>ool  of  mountain  goat); 
k'u'HiisqRm,  $ea  otter  —  (k'a'- 
sa,  $ea  otter)  ;  tlu'(i8Rni,  red  — 
(ilAk'oa,  red);  k-'o'tasm,  block 
—  {the  ending  common  to  theae 
V)ord»  M  probably  — k'BKin. 
— SKni,  — k'Eiii,  related  to:  out- 
tide  of  round  object, in  reference  to 
their  being  put  around  the  body); 
k'ula'oll,  »kin  —  (H.  k'utsE, 
$kin ;  H.  — «itl,  blarikit);  gy'6'- 
paoas,  blanket  made  of  yellow 
cedar  bark;  ja'kolak,  another 
ttyle  of  the  same.  H.  mil'niB- 
tik'oti,   martin  —   (luEBtlkan, 


martin)  :  tH'atHnqko'i),  moun- 
tain goat  wool  —  (tit'itk',  moun. 
tain  gout);  k  'ak  ii'rDll,  m<i  o(- 
ter  —  (k'niMi,  lem  otter) ;  le'- 
q«ltm.  green  —  ;  (IA'«h|«1«'»,  red 

—  (llftkna,  red)  ;  kyr'lqtKiii. 
white  —  ;  A'n)K<«Kin.  black  —  ; 
iRntMm'lii,  skin  —  for  children  ; 
yiqtu'iiikKiia,  Uhilrat  —  (ylq— . 
dance). 

blankets,  lying  about,  L.  k'lii'lk  iifla, 
H.  niii'niKil. 

in  pollntch,  N.  ii-'kala 

tied  around  belly,  L.  >a'(|<tlui' 

(— qHla,  endof  body),  B.  Hap'A' 
qttOgyila  ( — q«la,  end  of  body  ; 

—  ?}■""> '"  ""»^''). 

to  put  on  Mankcl,  L.  k't't'qollmu 

(—(111.  out  >/(?)  ). 

to  take  «>/»    -lanket.  It.  k'«i'qli«ut 

(— !•<)».  I«  (?)  ). 

blind,  L.  p'A'p'aB.  B.  li'Ak'. 

block  by  means  of  trhirh  llawVnalatl 
is  raised,  N.  k  tt'krkyi. 

blood,  L.  Kik.  N.  aMg'tiiii,  O.  bK'llU 
tiKin  :  B.  a'IkoaHii,  blood  in 
body;  HMilAiimihi,  blood  on  out- 
side of  something  (— hkiii,  outside 
of  round  object;  — la.  v,  s. )  : 
a'liiokyaiiA'la,  blood  on  hand 
(HkyAiia,  hand): 

to  bleed,  L.  aMii'uit,  B.  a'Ikoa  ;  B. 
a'Ikiiillpa.  nose  bUrds  ( — illpa. 
nose)  ;  aMkiiiAia,  face  bleeds 
( — nw,  face; — la,  t.  <.  );iiqH'lkus 
blood  on  ground  (— u^",  ground, 
outside,  country). 

to  blow  fire,  h.  pu'qiiit. 

to  blow,  whale,  N.  llA'lla  ;  Tla'tliM". 
pyilis  (name  of  a  woman),  blow- 
ing on  land  ( — gyllif,  land). 

blue,  Tl.  tsA'ca,  B.  koa'yvlak-8,  O. 
koilA'qflu, 

board,  made  by  means  of  wedges,  B. 
liA'was  {also  board  of  roof). 

sawed,  B.  koqk*  (kecpi,  to  saw). 


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itv««. 


^^If»  W.  n'({wiiic.  H.  i.koiiii'  (•mil/ 
atirfiiff  ofhoilff) ;  H.  krniKc|A' 
«Hlnii.J«-/f»iWr,|iiii'ilk<>i|iiii.riV/A< 
$ult ;  tl(M|i>(inu'lii,  $ifk,  forc  itH 
ottr. 

bodif,  forpte,  H.  k  u'lkuin  ;  k  n'Ikiir, 
Hriflintj  (  «•,  on  mrfaet  of  tra- 
ttr)  ,  k  u'Ikiiiititlit  (— uiilB,  (*)  ; 
— in,  •"«  tut). 

toloU,  t.  It.,  L    tlKiim',  H.  tlKiim', 

t  loo' III. 

Id  Mi.  N.  iH'K.'nikoA. 

boM.  L.  W  Q.  .|Ak  ;  L  IiAk  •<i'|Mi|, 
iUriium  v  -|kh',  br-nit)  ;  H.  ti«'- 
iu'lMHi,  Bternum  ( — p<m,  brciul)  ; 
k'o'(Hii(iA'<)ti,r(>//(irA(in(>  (— qiVm, 
mrk). 

o/Jhh.  L.  k-'o'k*o«lu. 

boom  (of  ennoe  »iiil),  L.  mO'kyiiiiV- 
IIkiih-  (-  nrulKiiu',  $iilf  of),  tf. 
tfi'kyiitKiai'. 

born  (perfiiipt :  from  hrginuiiif/),  N. 
riu'llanu).  b»rn  n  fool  (ntVtlKiii, 
fool);  iio'k'Hiiio,  born  tei»e, 
(iiu'k'itt,  leUf). 

both,  N.H.  wiii|H.  N.  wnt|HK'niii',M/» 
$iiUs  (— Kni|t'.  fdgf)  ;  wh'uhkii- 
gllis,  »ofnrboiiy  onenih$iilfofiin 
objfct  on  beach;  wiu|««Kmk'*'- 
bkIii,  to  put  into  mouth  from 
both  iidet;  wa(j»i8mnt,  toditidt; 
H.  wnqsodK'loii,  bofh  enii 
( — KloR,  nir). 

bottle  made  of  kelp,  kilp,  L.  N.  H. 
wtt'wnU"'. 

bottom  ofiin  object,  N.  o'i|h1«',  — qstc  ; 
L.  po'IiKiHlT',  anut  ;  iii\'(\^\i\0, 
hltinket  tied  around  belly ;  H. 
— 8tC'  (?);  kyil'qtC',  notch  of  arrow 
(^=:  notch  in  bottom);  sap'il'qHto 
gylln,  blanket  tied  around  belly. 

bottom  of  $ea,  N.  k'titsi's  ( — is,  in 
water),  H.  w'.vii'iik*fl|K>i8, 
( — unk",  edge;  — erwa,  under; 
— ip,  in  water). 

bote.  L.  N.  tia'kiiiD,  H.  O.  tiK'kuis. 


boitttrinij,  H.  llkiic'tNKiii. 
bow  of  canoe,  H.  tli'ukliiii. 

man  in  bote  offanite.  K.  o'kylnf'. 

bog,  Indian,  L.  qK.'tNKiii  ihorrotmi 
from  (,'nllullg),  L.   K.  H.  gyl'- 

llM. 

box  for  blanktit,  H.  |  &k  •'ye'ln    •"' . 

I  akcnln. 
— —  grea$e,     B.      iKm^uAMwd 

(— nlM',  receptacle). 
blanket*.  H.  Vy'K'lq«Km.i'- 

\it6  (  —  white  blanket  reeeptntl:). 
— —  woman'i  working  l^tr,  H.  .>»i\*  ul- 

ft'lffi  (  — ilH.'.  receptafU). 

for  berritn.  K.  kinlk*. 

boy,  L.   N.    f;yiiiA'iitiir    (child),    H. 

i;i'\|)q6'  (about  twcire  yean  old). 
brac»\ft  of  mountain   gi,at  horn,  W, 

yu'kwi'-kilii,  L.  Ky'd'kuU. 
bracelet  of  copper.  Tl.  k"'«»t''k<M«,  H. 

tH'KWA'ttt. 

hraid,  L.  Iiiiir'qnio,  L.  k'a'tluo. 

brain,  L.  llK'kon.  H.  llqlk  nil'Uim. 

branch,  L.  wfi'il^ft'iif,  H.  irKHnu'. 

to  break,  L.  kyiVq'iiit  (hco  Tofight), 
N.  kyo'k'oa  ;  kyo'(|kyuk  im'lit, 
noi»eofbreaking[ — h  hi,  ;*/»•««■)  ;H. 
kuii'inKHifit;  ko'kiiinxiii,  to  break 
to  piecjti  (reduplicated);  kukoa- 
pou'lul,  to  break  by  bending; 
kd|uiqtlu'iit,  —  off  hind  part 
( — (|1)iiS./jj/h/  part);  koO'tiipuut, 

—  off  point. 

with    hammer,     H.    mu'qsiiit, 

—  «>i7/j  on.  otrokc  ;  iiiuiiui'qKia, 
with  many  »troke$, 

coppers  in  potlatch,  rs'.lnqM'R'nt; 

LiVltiqs'Kiit'aiu,  means  of  break- 
ing copper  (rt  J^an^e). 

1  break  it,  N.  t'up'6'tKn. 

breaker  for  cedar  bark.  L.  kyA'ts'iilo, 
A.  yiiNiii'u,  H.  tlaim'kula 
( — nakiiln,  motion)  (shape  of  the 
tapa  beaters),  tRs'oai'o  (shape 
somewhat  like  a  mincing  knife 
wiihout  handle). 


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breakers,  H.  kwe'ta. 

breast,  L.  N.  opo'e,  — p6e  ;  L.  h&k''- 
6'poe,  breast  bone  ;  L.  nak'p6'«r, 
stomach;  N.  tle'tsEpo «.-,  $kin 
of — ;  H.  tqk-'apoa',  — poa  ;  !*'i- 
6'pna,  breast  bone;  k'utM>p6'«, 
«At'.t  of- — ;  tluqoapo'ala,  $irk 
on,  —  (tloqoala'go,  sick  ia  — ); 
O.  tak-apo'a 

breast,  female,  L.  ts'Sin,  H.  tuuk'm. 
Or.  dzam  (see  To  suck). 

breatli,  N.  hS'asae,  H.  lia'spio  ;  liS'- 
sot,  to  breatfie  out. 

bride,  H.  qae'tl. 

to  bring  back  notice  from  woods  by 
dancing,  N.  wutla'qut. 

broom,  H.  ky'alai'o. 

brother  {said  by  male) .  N.  nE'mwiot ; 
collectively :  nEnE'inwiutlala, 
brothers  and  male  counnt ;  d&- 
tlEmwi'ut,  relatives;  H.  mEnu'- 
ya ;  O.  msne'suwa. 

said  by  female,  N.  H.  wa'k'oa. 

younger,  L.  N.  H.  O.  ts'a'ja : 

also :  parent' s  younger  brotfur'$ 
or  sister's  child. 

younger,  addressed,  N.  wi«- 

elder,  N.  H.  G.  nO'la  ;  also: 

parent's  elder  brother's  or  tister't 
child. 

elder,  addressed,  N.  gyi'E  (lee 

Chief). 

brother-in-law  {both  kinds).  If.  k-o- 
lis,  gyii'mp  ;  H.  also :  mter-m- 
late. 

brush,  H.  ky'a'taic  (:=  paint  instru^ 
ment). 

bucket,  L.  na'k'atse  {=  drink  recep- 
tacle), H.  na'kKm  (from  nkk'u. 
to  drink). 

buttocks,  H.  mB'nkyatse. 

to  buy,  L.  kiii'lHoa,  H.  O.  ilea' ;  H. 
tleS'nuq,  something  that  has  baen 
bought;  tlei'lks,  storekeeper 
(^expert  in  buying);  tl«a«'ie», 
ttoi'6    (=  buying    haute) ;    O. 


trola's,    store;    tl'e'lgis,    store- 
keeper. 
by  and  by,  L.  k'oatlema'stl. 


C. 


ealf  of  leg,  H.  U'ii'irekya  (— ekya, 
leg  below  knee). 

to  eall,  L.  la'k'oalasd  ;  lamanqa  la'- 
k-o&  g:ya'i\k-e,  I  call  ngain. 

to  call  to  feast,  to  invite,  N.  ge'la  ; 
tlallig  ela'lait,  every  one  calls 
him  to  feast. 

called,  to  call,  N.  — qa ;  Qua'kuna- 
qan,  I  call  canoe,  i.  e.,  I  wish  to 
buy  a  canoe  (qua'k'un,  canoe)  ; 
nanqa,  called  bear. 

calm,  H.  kauqkula ;  k'au'k'o-is, 
place  where  it  is  always  calm. 

to  camp,  N.  lek  u'la  ;  la'k-uilila, 
tribe  always  camping  about. 

tanoe,  L.  N.  quil'k'un  ;  QU^'kuaatl, 
eanoe  that  in  going  to  be,  i.  e., 
that  is  making  ;  Qua'Qukunatse, 
large  canoen  ;  QuakunamEne'q, 
small  canoes ;  qiia'kunalsEs, 
f ragmen tH  of  canoe;  qua'Qua- 
kuiala,  to  look  for  a  canoe  want- 
ing to  buy  it  ;  qua'kunaqan,  / 
call  a  canoe,  i.  e.,  wish  to  buy  it ; 
N.  gya'16  (obsolete),  H.  gyl'l'oa, 
O.  gyi'loa ;  H,  gyil'oaai'afe, 
place  of  canoe  in  woods  ;  gyi'l'o- 
ko'ile,  broken  canoe  ;  N.  gui'tEs, 
ku'mtsala  (?). 

Chinook  canoe,  L.  sE'qEm,  H. 

sqam. 

war  canoe,  N,  d'aku'n. 

Inrge  war  cnnoe,  N.  inE'nk'a. 

Fort  Rupert  canoe,     L.   Que'- 

taqtla. 

s Ilaida  canoe,  H.  hai'dtits. 

{what  kind  (?)  ),  L.  ya'atse. 

legendary  {folding),    N.     da'- 

tldatlta. 

in  canoe,  N.  o'qsE  ;  laqs,  to  go 


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into  eanoe  (la — ,  io  go)  ;  gya'- 
qnqsala,  to  cov.e  in  eanoe ;  gua'- 
qsEla,  to  sit  in  —  ;  mo'qsEla,  to 
load  —  ;  H.  lopqs,  empty  canoe 
(lop,  empty) ;  laqaut,  to  load 
canoe  (la — ,  to  go  ;  — ut,  v.  a); 
goa'qs,  to  sit  in  — ;  G.  laqs,  to 
go  into — ;  wa'mEqsut.^o  load  — ; 
goa'qsala,  to  sit  in  — . 
-lying  on  side,  N.  ko'k'oatla; 
k'ok'oma'lis,  canoe  lying  on  side 
injront  of  beach. 

-  adrift,  H.  k-auk-oaHsela'k'tle 
( — tie,  on  surface  of  sea). 

-  ban —  ;  this  stem  probably  means 
a  hollow  vessel  (see  Kettle),  and 
is  used  in  composition  with  local 
suffixes;  N.  ha'nk-amlip,  canoe 
landing  in  front  of  beach 
( — k-ara,  in  face  of;  — lis, 
beach)  ;  lianHsi'wae,  canoe  at 
mouth  of  river  (--siwae,  river 
mouth)  ;  hanue'lagyUle,  canoe 
is  onicater  ;  H.  hana'qiis  (gyi'- 
loaq),  canoe  is  on  beach  ;  hana'- 
eas  gyi'loaq,  canoe  is  on  water  ; 
hana'laktla,  canoe  at  anchor; 
hanea'ses  gyiloa,  place  of  canoes 
in  forest ;  Or.  haneilwa'paqt, 
canoe  is  on  water. 

-place  of  —  in  forest,  H.  llq'- 


ea'se. 
out  of  canoe,  — otlt ;  N.  gyaqotlta'- 

lisaisus,  he  brought  one  out  of 

canoe  to  beach ;  O.  wa'motltut, 

to  unload, 
to  make  canoe,  H.  a'tl'a  ;  a'tl'Eskio, 

canoe  builder, 
cap,     dancing     — ,     N.     ts'e'qeoe 

(ts'ek- — ,  secrets,  winter  dance  ; 

— eoe — ,  forehead), 
capable  of  —,  N.  te'Es  ,  d'o'qts'ES, 

seer  ;  H. — tEs  ;  ka'watKs,  with 

good  power  of  hearing, 
cape,  N.  waqea,  H.  oa'qsiwa. 
to    capsize,    L.   kapa',    H.  k'pae'; 


k'pe'lla,  something  turned  up- 
side down;  k'pe'lla-itl,  some- 
thing turned  upside  down  on 
floor. 

to  take  care  of  — ,  N.  aS'qsila;  tla'- 
tlaqsila,  taking  care  of  cedar- 
bark  rings {\.\&'^-oV-,  cedar-bark 
ornament)  ;  ma'menateila,  tak- 
ing care  of  drums  (,1)  (mana'tsG, 
drum  ;  — ila,  to  make  ;  probably 
drum  maker). 

to  treat  carefully,  cautiously,  N.  raa'- 
yanila. 

something  one  does  not  care  for,  one 
does  not  want  to  keep,  N.  wa'iat 
(w — ,  negation). 

cariboo,  H.  tl'aqt. 

to  carry  in  hand,  N.  da'la,  — Enk*- 
ula,  nialsEniEnk'olawis,  always 
carrying  two  round  ones  in 
hand;  maino'sk'amEnk"ola, 
carrying  four  round  ones  in 
hand. 

.0  carry  into  house,  H.  laai'lla  (la — , 
to  go  ;  — ill,  in  house). 

to  carry  on  back,  N.  moe'gyint 
(— igya,  back). 

to  carry  load  into  canoe,  L.  ma'wa 
(see  To  load). 

carrying  something  in  mouth,  N.  te'- 
kuqsta  ( — qsta,  mouth)  ;  k-e- 
tyeqstils,  —  outside  (see  To 
bite,  — qsta,  mouth;  — ils,  out- 
side) ;  k'etyeqsta'lltl,  —  tVi 
house. 

to  carry  fire,  H.  pe'n'it  (?). 

to  carve  meat,  L.  k'c  a'qit;  koftMaio, 
carving  knife. 

carved  figure,  N.  ky'ek'. 

carving  knife,  L.  kilk'uatlam,  kou'- 
llaio,  H.  ky'e'olEm. 

cat,  L.  ma'matlis  (see  European), 
H.  ma'qoa. 

cataract,  L.  tsE'qoaqala  ( — aqa, 
down),  H.  gy'a'matsEn. 

cat's  cradle  {game),  N.  ts'KtllSE'nu. 


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to  catch  salmon  in  net,  A.  tlakil,  H. 

k'o'koayot. 
cause  of — ,  — im  ;  ia'knim,  cause  of 

etil;   e'ikuim,  cause  of  good; 

ale'tsim,  cause  of  being  firm, 
cedar,  L.  tEiia'smia  (lE'nas,  cedar 

bark;  -:-mi»,  tree),  A.  tE'nies, 

H.  de'was,  G.  koaqtla', 
cedar  bark  ornament  for  winter  dance, 

N.  H.  tl'a'k-ot  (tla'k'oa,  red  = 

made  red), 
chair,    H.    goa'ntEma    (goa — ,     to 

sit), 
cheek,  N.  au'tse,  L.  6'nullEine  ( — 

null,  side  of ;  — me,  face),  H. 

owa'mia     (— mia,     face);      N. 

t'ckyu's,  my</acaZ  name  ofdeer= 

strikeface. 
to  chew,  L.  nm'lekula,  H.  k'askya'la 
^   {gum  and  food  =  noine  of  chew- 

ing),  au'ako  (tobacco), 
chips,  k'ok'oaka'oa  (k'ok'oa,  to  hew; 

— ana,  refuse), 
chief,   N.  L.   gyi'k-ame  (gyi,  elder 

brother,  chief;  — kame,  superla- 
tive) ;  gye'qsEin,  group  of  chiefs  ; 

N.  he'nieskyas,  real  chief  {name 

ofraten;  — kyas,  real)  ;  A.  H. 

liema's,   coll.  lie'mas,   G.  hai'- 

mas. 
chieftainess,   chief's   wife  who  gam 

her  husband  at  time  of  marriage 

much     valuable     property,     N. 

6'ma  ;    6'm;igyila,    to  make  — ; 

o'mttk'nsKniite,    chief tainess    in 

face  of  all ;  omaqta'latle,  chief- 

tainess  on  sea  (?). 
chiif's  wife  who  did  not  give  her  huS' 

band  mwh  property,  N.  mo'tsitl 

(=  keeping  blankets  from  floor), 
chief's  eldest  son,  N.  llHo'lEk-ame. 
chief's  daughter,  N,  ky'e'ietl. 
child,  N.  L.  qoiiu'k',  col.  gyi'ngyin- 

am,  H.  qono'k',  col.  a'a'sEm,  G. 
qonu'Q. 
eldest,  L.  noMasnEk'Ema'e  (no'- 


l;i,  elder  brother;  — k'amac, 
superlative^,  H.  nola'k  ame. 

second,  L.  k'a'yae,  H.  qanke's. 

third,  N.  gau'i,  H.  g-auioaqtlG 

( — qtle,  liehind), 

youngest.    L.    tsa'inqG    (tsa'ea, 

younger  brother ;  — iiiqe,  edge 
of),  a'ma-inqc  (iuna — ,  small); 
H.  wala'qtle,  youngest  son 
( — qtle,  hind)  ;  wiilii'qtlek  s, 
youngest  daughter  ( — k*s,  fe- 
male). 

parents  with  children.  N.  gyinli'kyB- 
le. 

chin,  L.  pE'nkyutaqstu  (pEn,  beloio  ; 
— kyut,  oppiisiti-;  — iit^iC', mouth), 
H.  k-'oa'H,  G.  gy'uq. 

chisel,  L.  ky'i'nitlaio. 

to  chop,  L.  N.  so'pii ;  N.  po'ps'al, 
to  chop  in  half  in  house  ;  sops'a'- 
Isa,  — on  beach  ;  sops'ali'sa,  to 
chop  log  on  beach  in  half  ;  so'pE- 
tl'atie,  to  chop  in  many  places ; 
sS'paio,  adze  =z  chopping  instru- 
ment;  H.  k'o'koa ;  k'o'kona- 
kiila,  adze;  k'ok'oakil'oa.  chips. 

clams, 1m.  kyu'6ek''aiiKiu  .  large — , 
mal'a'nc ;  N.  clamshell,  gyo'- 
gwis  ;  H.  clam,  ts'c'koa  ;  large 
— ,  tscMiia'ne. 

a  clean  house,  N.  ku'in'.ielalitl  ( — ill, 
floor). 

to  climb  a  tree,  N.  tl'Epii';  —  a 
mountain,  trKpusta'la  ( — usta, 
up  ;  — 111,  0.  s.). 

cloud,   L.  H.   aniVc  ;    N.   a'nk'ola, 

cloudy  ;  A'nk'olu)  fik  ow,  female 

making  cloudy  weather;  ii'nk'o- 

alagyilis.  countrg  nlicni/s  cloudy. 

cloverroot,  N.  tliqiie  ;  lliq-i'wae,  — 

at  mouth  of  lir^r. 
club,  fish  — ,  L.  t'E'luaqaii,  H.  lio'tl'- 
Em. 

war  — ,  N.  kiiC''qiiio  ;  to  strike 

with  — ,  kue'qa. 
coal,  L.  ts'o'llna,  H.  ts'o'lla. 


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coat,  European,  L.  kipo'  (Chinook), 
N.  du'datsowak',  H.  d'a'datsoa. 

old  style,  N.  tl'Eiie'tsue. 

cod,  red,  L.  tla'tlaqon  (tlfi'k-oa,  red), 
N.  iiO'la'e,  H.  lla'ko-itk. 

cod,  Mack,  Tl.  t'e'iia,  H.  liu'tane. 

cod,  Tl.  H.  na'tlEm,  L.  kyu'mnk' 
{bort  owed  from  QatloUq). 

sp.  (?),     H.     sitqta'ia     (— qia, 

mouth). 

cold,  L.  wu'ta,  H.  t'Eiie'k',  G. 
t'Eiie'Q;  H.  ku'ene's,  to  feel 
cold. 

collarbone,  H.  k'otsaqa'oa  (— qa'oa, 
neck). 

column,  heraldic,  N.  mo'qpik- 
(mo'q — ,  to  tie;  — pik",  pole; 
because  blankets  are  tied  to  U); 
Tl.  H.  ts'oa'qse  (— qse,  outside). 

column,  memorial,  H.  alaqllE'n. 

comb,  L.  qa'k-'Ein,  H.  gy'i'ngyanetl. 

to  comb,  L.  qa'k-a-it,  H.  gy'i'ngya. 

to  come,  N.  gyaq ;  gyaq'olltsoa,  to 
come  out  of;  oinEii  gyaqwuli'- 
tla,  I  come  unasked;  k'antlo 
gyaqa'la,  when  I  come  back  (ob- 
solete); k-anilo  gyaqe'tlelo, 
when  Icome  back  ;  alqtlao'istala, 
coming  around  last  ( — qlla,  lust ; 
— eista,  around);  H.  nogua 
a'k'ela,  Icome  here. 

common  man,  Tl.  H.  qa'mala. 

company,  group,  H.  k'ale'il,  col. 
k-alkaic'tl,  N.  — qsKin,  gye'- 
qsEin,  group  of  chie/'s 

companion  of  Uamats'a,  N.  sa'la- 
tlila. 

to  conquer,  H.  ai'kiioa  ;  L.  laniEn 
ai'knauniasc,  / —  thee. 

constellations,  A.  kyai'ulla,  A.  ali'- 
Qua. 

to  cook,  L.  HiEtE'lquit,  H.  a'mgyila. 

copperplatf,  L.  N.  A.  tla'k'oa 
(=red);  lla'tlai  m,  small  cop- 
perplates tied  together  ( — qsBm, 
group  of—). 


copperplate,  woman  for  whom  father 
plants  copperplates  in  ground, 
N.  f^epft'iileililaok'. 

coiner,  H.  oa'toa,  p'Esaai'  ;  N. 
goa'iie,  to  sit  in  corner. 

to  cough,  L.  lEqii',  H.  lEqoa', 

council,  N.  k'uu'qala  ( — ala,  noise)  ; 
kufi'kunqs'ala,  to  council;  H. 
hasqta'la  ( — qta,  mouth). 

councillor,  N.  k'ue'ql^a3;  kue'qala- 
lagyilis,  councillor  of  his  own 
country. 

to  count,  N.  ho'sa  ;  Hosta'Iakyimo, 
people  counting  objects  thrown 
into  water  (?;  ( — sta,  water). 

country,  L.  t'E'kya,  H.  Isqams 
(=dirt),  — is;  N.  wi'nakuis, 
country;  ut«i'li.«,  flat  country, 
prairie;  kfi'lokwis,  crooked 
country;  Gyiiigina'mls,  cfj^l- 
dren  of  earth  =  dwarfs  ; — gyilis. 

,  —  us  (sec   Outside),  H.  — us  ; 

tl'o'k'us,  country  bare  of  plants  ; 
aq'a'Ikus,  blood  on  ground; 
k''au'k  ois,  place  where  it  is  al- 
ways calm  ;  — ila,  — gyila,  prob- 
ably originally  no  local  meaning 
(see  To  make)  ;  k'a'mtlila,  coun- 
try where  deer  are  Jound  ;  wau'- 
negyilii,  —  where  herring  are 
found;  ts'a'k-gyila,  —  where 
mountain  goat  are  found  (the 
meaning  is  probably  :  catching 
deer,  herring,  etc.)  ;  — enoq, 
iukue'noq,  windy  place  ■=.  know- 
ing to  blow  ;  G.  — gyilis,  gyu'- 
lEingyilis,  autumn. 

cousin,  N.  nE'muot ;  nEUE'muiu- 
taln,  cousins  and  brothers ;  N. 
L.  H.  no'la,  parent's  elder  broth- 
er's or  sister's  child  ==clder  broth- 
er ;  ts'a'ea,  parent's  younger 
brother's  or  sister's  child  = 
younger  brother, 
cover,  H.  lakk-;  takkea'la,  cover 
over  head  ( — k'ea,  head; — la, 


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V.)  ;  ta'k'umt,  to  cover  face  with 
blanket. 

crab,  L.  N.  k-'o'inis  (—is,  sea)  ; 
k"'6't8at8e,  young  crab  ( — tsatse, 
young). 

crack  in  dish,  H.  koek'oatloa'la. 

cradle,  L.  qaa'p,  A.  qap'e',  O.  qabq, 
infant. 

crazy,  N.  no'ntsistatl;  nontsistii'latl, 
dancing  like  a  madman  ( — latl, 
dancing,  acting). 

crooked,  L.  N.  k  o'tlala ;  N.  k''6'- 
k'oigya,  with  crooked  back 
( — 'Sy'i>  back)  ;  ka'lokwis, 
crooked  land;  k'autlanea'la,  to 
walk  crookedly. 

(roaabeam  over  door  of  house,  H. 
gaitsoa'  ( — tsoa,  inside). 

crown  of  head,  L.  oqtle'n,  H.  k"'a'- 
tsoake'a  ( — kea,  head). 

to  cry,  L.  N.  G.  k-'oa'sa. 

cup,  li.  koa'asta  ( — sta,  water),  H. 
oak'a'msta  (nak'a,  to  drink; 
— sta,  water),  Q.  nak'ai'fi 
(—drinking  instrument). 

to  cut,  N.  paqa'la,  L.  paq'it ;  A. 
k'oa'la  paqa',  do  not  cut;  la'qsa, 
to  cut  up  ;  la'qsKnt'ae'uoq,  one 
tufio  knows  to  cut  up  ;  N.  sakwa', 
to  cut  meat;  sakwa's,  place 
where  meat  is  cut;  H.  qta,  qtl- 
tsiut,  qtla'kyetsut,  to  carve 
game  ;  qo'lltsia,  to  cut  to  pieces  ; 
qtlpta'ut,  to  make  a  cut  in  an  ob- 
ject; k'oqskyana,  hand  cut  off 
( — skyana,  hand). 

to  cut  tobacco,  L.  t'o's'it,  H.  t'o3. 

D. 

dagger,  long  stone  — ,  H.  ts'oai'u. 

Da'gyulk',  N.  name  of  a  place. 

to  make  a  dam  across  a  river,  N. 

tsu'pa. 
to  dance,   L.  N.  H.  G.  yiqoa'  ;  N. 

yiqo'eue,    dancing  cap  (— eue, 


[Nov.  W, 

forehead)  ;  H.  yiqstc'kya,  danc- 
ing apron  ( — ekya,  leg  below 
knee)  ;  yii'qsleiisilse,  — leggins 
( — sitse,  foot)  ;  yiqtu'mkena, 
Chilcat  blanket;  N.  kyi'lkyil- 
nala,  dance  at  night  when  novice 
returns;  N.  — latl,  Tso'noko- 
latl,  dancing  like  Tsonok'oa  ; 
N.  ts'a'ek-a  ;  Tl.  H.  ts'etsa'ek-a, 
winter  dance  (=  secrets)  ;  ts'e'- 
tseka'laiu,  song  used  in  winter 
dance  ( — ala,  noise  ;  — aiu,  tn- 
strument)  ;  ts'e'qpek",  pole  used 
in  winter  dance;  ts'eqpek'- 
a'lagyilis,  dancing  pole  in  earth  ; 
N.  d'E'nts'ik",  Sisiutl  dancing 
pole  ;  N  to'quit,  war  dance  (H. 
to  walk) ;  Tl.  no'ntlEm,  a  win- 
ter dance  (= foolish)  j  Tl.  ia'- 
tlati,  a  summer  dance;  H.  tlu. 
ola'qa,  poilatch  dance;  N. 
ba'qus,  time  when  no  winter 
dances  are  held. 

dancing  implements  (whistles  and 
masks),  N.  H.  nau'alak*. 

dancing  apron,  noise  of — ,  Tl.  ts'dk*- 
oaMa. 

darling,  N.  a'la ;  pet-daughter, 
a'tak'a. 

daughter,  second,  H.  k'auioa'qlleks; 
only  — ,  hau'ldsek's  ( — k-s,  fe- 
male). 

day,  N.  L.  na'la  ;  naMaqstala,  hav- 
ing day  in  month( — qsta,  month) ; 
nalaqo'tau,  the  sold  day ;  na'- 
lagyiligya,  back  of  day. 

daylight,  N.  ha'nitsum,  H.  ts'E'l- 
qalt. 

dead,  L.  N.  H.  G.  tlEl  ;  N.  — otle. 
dead,  past,  broken;  Tlatleisllo'- 
tle,  the  dead  Tlatletsitl ;  H.  — te, 
6'mpte,  the  dead  fath&r. 

deaf,  L.  N.  H.  gu'lkum  ;  N.  gu'- 
IkumqBmtl,  mask  of  deaf  man; 
H.  gulHk'o'tato,  deaf  on  one  ear 
( — alo,  ear). 


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death.  N.  wrmumgyila  ;  wji'lagyilii, 
making  die  (only  in  song)  (we, 
negation  (?)  ;  — gyil'i,  to  make). 

decayed  tooth,  Tl.  Nae'iisHK  ( — shk, 
tooifi). 

deer,  L.  N.  ke'was,  Ct'^kyu's 
{=z struck  againHt  cheek),  k"e'- 
misiala  (yuqniiniii  name),  H. 
O.  k'u'mela;  kti'intlilii,  where 
alwc^yH  deer  are  found. 

Delphinus  Urea,  L.  N.  nia'q'eiiDq 
{-pursuing  uecretly),  A.  H.  O. 
lia'lq'enoq  (=:  killer). 

dentalia,  N.  a'llicla. 

to  desctnd  riser,  H.  iiifi'irHKla  (see 
Fust  ;  — lusEla.  down  river). 

to  descend  mountain,  H.  kiiink(ia. 

to  desire,  H.  iiiKSEla'. 

to  dip,  N.  ts("''H':i. 

dirt-dearth.  N.d'K'kyn.  H.  tEk'iini, 
N.  DE'sa,  tsE'sa. 

dish  of  earthen  ware,  H.  qa'lk-oa. 

dish,  small  grcate  — ,  N.  H.  ts'Eia'- 
tee,  G.  (la'qtla. 

large,  N.  Uo'k'oc*. 

to  dive,  H.  ta's'it,  ta'sela  ;  — head- 
long. A.  tsasta'ak'a. 

to  dicule,  N  "'iiqsi'stant  (waq,  both); 
N.  msMls  alula,  to  dioide  in  half 
in  house  (mall,  two;  s'al,  in 
half:  — ill,  in  house). 

dog,  L.  N.  Tl.  H.  vva'tpe,  O.  wa'ls  ; 
N.  wa'su9,  eating  dogs. 

dolphin,  Tl.  tislawu'lk. 

do  not!  N.  koa'la. 

door,  L.  I'K'iiila,  Tl.  I'C-'g  a,  H.  tl'- 
apE'in. 

down,  — aqi ;  N.  ie'k*aqala,  to  drop  ; 
k-a'sEqala,  to  walk  down  ;  iiKk- 
a'qala,  to  beat  time  in  sloic  mea- 
sure (=  straight  down);  akyai'- 
aqala,  from  above;  L.  1sE'qi)a- 
qala,  cataract ;  Walas'aqa', 
name  of  a  dance  (  -  great  from 
above);  H.  soa'qot,  to  takedown; 
iiue'llaqals,  to  fall  down  ;  Hue'- 


tlaqitl,  to  fall  do'Pn  in  house ; 
la'qa,  to  go  downward  ;  Iq'na'qa, 
to  jump  down;  do'koaciala, 
to  look  down;  G.  la'qt,  to  go 
downward;  d'o'k'oaqa,  to  look 
doicn. 

to  look  doton,  L.  pEnk'E'niiiit  (psn, 
below  ;  —  k  •  Kin,  outside  of  round 
thing ;  — nil,  v.  a  ). 

downrioer — ,  N.H.G.  — tus(Ela);N. 
latfi'sEla,  canoe  descend*  ricer  : 
latusElA'gyilis,  to  walk  down 
river  (— gyilis,  land),  sunrise: 
Heitlato'sElii,  coming  down  river 
(name  of  Iv  d'nigyilak'  in  L.),' 
A.  toalusElA'gyiJis,  sunrise  ; 
iiia'iusEla,  canoe  descends  river  ; 
G.  la'iiiP,  to  go  down  river. 

down  (feathers),  H.  k  (")■<. 

to  draw  breath,  H.  tlHiii't. 

to  dream,  H.  ky'a'ilac. 

drifting  at  sea,  N.  t^C''l8a  (log  of 
driftwood  on  which  a  person 
stands);  tscHa'yo,  driftedoutof 
river;  H.  p'uqida'klle,  a  log 
adrift  ( — tit',  on  sea);  kiikiiVi, 
many  things  adrift  (k'ni'iiKiii, 
many^;  ya'k-oe,  driftwood 
adrift;  ya'k-ois,  driftwood  on 
beach;  ka'ikue,  body  adrift 
(k-alk— ,  body);  k-au'qo-it, 
canoe  drifts  away. 

to  drill,  H.  seIe'iii. 

to  drink,  L.  na'q'it ;  N.  na'iinka, 
trying  to  drink;  nak'E'ikun, 
/ —  often  ( — Elk,  e.vpert  ;  — uii, 
J);  nanik'a'iiiaisa,  wanting  to 
give  every  one  to  drink;  nu'k-alpr-, 
bueket( — afsi-,  receptacle);  H.  na'- 
kH,  to  drink;  naqps,  iiakE'lk, 
drunkard  (— qa,  — Elk,  expert); 
nak'a'msta,  cup  ( — sla,  water); 
niVkam,  bucket;  nana'k-Eiii, 
watertight  basket;  G.  iia'k'ii, 
to  drink  ;  iia'kaio,  bucket. 

drowned,  G.  p'EQue. 


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drum,  L.  N.  A.  H.  O.  inena'tse  ; 

N.  ina'ineiiiitsila,  taking  care  of 

drums, 
drummer.  N.  inl'Hila  (=  striking), 

O.  iniiiilis. 
to  dry  salmon,  H.  kd'll'a ;   kdias, 

where  salmon  are  dried, 
drying  frame,  H.  ka'l'io. 
dried  salmon,  H.  qain'a's. 
to  dry,  N.  ts'o'sa  ;  ts'o'tot,  fish  just 

beginning  to  get  dry  ;  ts'o'lEiuit, 

eoll.   ts'o'ts'olEin,  salmon,  half 

dry;  H.  Uo'sa,  dry;  iso'sk-ea, 

to  dry  head{ — kca,  head);  G. 

ts'u'sa,  dry  ;  Iso'sKius,  thirsty, 
to  drft,  L.  iB'iniiuit. 
dry,  L.  k'aqo'la. 
dull,   L.   ie'iHpa   {=had  point),  G. 

p'lispK'liiqpa  (—pa,  point), 
dwarfs,  N.  gyingyina'uEinis  (=  chil- 

drtn  of  country). 


E. 


tagle,  L.  kii'ik,  H.  wik' ;  wi'kuilak', 
painted  eagle  ( — ilak',  made). 

trhiteheaded,     N.     iiiO'iiieqpa 

(mok'oii,  white;  — pn,  point). 

ear,  L.  N.  p'E'spaya,  H.  G.  p'Espe'- 
)  6  ;  N.  (awa)to'e  ;  ts'Kiia'lola, 
ear  is  nick;  H. — aloa;  wnqsoclE'- 
toa,  both  ears;  kca'koatoa, 
perforations  of  ears  ;  mo'koalo, 
coll,  mu'mkuiilo,  earring  ;  ll'O- 
qoatoa'le,  ear  is  sick;  kulnk'o'- 
tato,  deaf  on  one  ear. 

earth,  dirt,  L.  tsqEiiis,  H.  Isqams, 
N.  — is  ;  N.  liC'isla'lis,  around 
the  world  (— eista,  around); 
e'telia,  again  in  earth;  HEUio'- 
kwitsalis,  alone  on  pit  ground; 
— ^gyilis  ;  kii'l'qiilalagyiliH,  coun. 
cilor  of  his  own  country,  of 
earth;  a'nk  oalagyilis,  his  land 
cloudy ;     tla'iluegyilis,     whale 


blowing  on  land  ;  ts'eqpek-'a'- 
lagyilis,  dancing  around  danc- 
ing pole  in  earth. 

east,  N.  inEtla'a  (L.  southeast),  H. 
nElk';  N.  metlti'lanuk',  hading 
east  wind. 

to  eat,  N.  lia'nm'it  ;  lEmEii  lia'mH'it 
lie'l'eta,  I  eat  again;  hamii'i'- 
lEn,  I  am  eating  ;  hama'i'ilEn, 
/  am  going  to  eat;  ha'insa,  to 
eat;  lia'maa,  trying  to  eat; 
hama'pullEii,  I  pretend  to  eat  ; 
iia'quamkH  Jiama'pa,  all  eat ; 
lia'ink'olisEti,  I  eat  together  with 
— ;  liamaii'k',  eaten;  liamK'lk, 
pi.  liElie'niElk,  eating  much;  ha- 
niBMkun,  leatoflen  ;  ( — Elk,  ex- 
pert); hamasaia'lagyilis,  look- 
ing for  food  all  oeer  world;  liam- 
K'lagyilillEn,  leat  continually  in 
Jiouse  ;  H.  ha'msa,  to  eat ;  ha'm- 
gps,  lia'mtsilk,  eater;  lia'iu- 
ats'a,  trying  to  eat;  lia'iiiEii'it, 
to  take  water  and  spit  it  out 
again  ;  hamasa'oa,  rests  of  food 
( — aoa,  refuse);  G.  ha'mspis, 
liamdzi'lEk,  eater;  ltamdzai'6, 
spoon;  ha'mstoa,  to  cat  walking; 
ni'nisEla,  to  know  to  eat ;  ha'm- 
ts'aqtlce,  rest  of  food ;  ha'in- 
ts'imas, /ood. 

toeatmeat,  N.  k-as-a';  k"*ak-ekalsa'- 
la,  always  wanting  to  eat  meat  ; 
k'atsa'la,  sound  produced  by  peo- 
ple eating  meat ;  N.  w  a'sus,  to 
eat  dog  flesh  ;  bEqbu'k ',  to  eat  hu- 
man flesh  ;  baqbaku'latl,  always 
eating  human  flesh  ;  kwfi'k'uq, 
eating  biicuit  ;  nEqna'k",  eating 
sallalberries ;  lEqla'q,  basket 
■  eater  (?)  ;  g'oa'lg-ut,  eating 
huckleberries;  k'e'kyes,  to  eat 
much  (k-'e'iiEtn,  much,  many; 
— ea,  to  partake  of) ;  G.  k'a'- 
ikEs,  to  eat  much. 

ebbtide,  L.  ga'tsaqala,  H.  U'o'pu'it. 


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eclipse  of  sun,  N.  nEk-E'k'  (=swa|. 
lowed), 

egg,   L.    ts'e'k'uno ;   N.    Is'e'kuat, 
egg-island  ;  H.  k'E'lqamin. 

edge,  N.  — nqe  ;  mnkyiiiqelis,  at  end 
of  a  row  on  beach  ;  gyo'q'Enqe, 
home  on  edge;  kasEiiqEnlala, 
to  walk  along  a  plank ;  oqsE'- 
iiqe,  one  side  of  a  flat  object ; 
NomasE'iiqelis,  oldest  of  oil; 
wu'nqo,  edge  of  a  flat  object ; 
waqsE'nqe,  both  sides ;  wa'cj- 
SEiiqelis,  one  on  each  side; 
aniai'nqe,  smallest  (=  small  at 
edge)  ;  H.  tQu'neqaut,  to  jump 
alung ;  wiwu'nk-'apois,  bottom, 
of  sea  ( — apoa,  under  ;  — is,  in 
sea);  ih&''n\(\e,  youngest  child 
(ts'a'ea,  younger  brother)  ;  G. 
wu'nk-q,  edge  of  flat  object, 
eight,    N.    ina'llguanatl,     H.    ju'- 

tquaup,  G.  yutqa's. 
eighteen,   N.   matlguanallagyu,    H. 
yukquau'sgyu,    G.    yuduQoas- 


gi'u. 


yuduQ 


eighty,   H.  yutqsukaus,   G. 
psnkya'sk'a'po. 

elbow,  H.  Q.  tia'koane. 

joint,  H.  aue'. 

eleven,  N.  iiE'inayu,  H.  niEiie'egyu, 
G.  na'Qugi'u. 

elk,  L.  tlo'Els  ;  Nuqne mis  '  name  : 
iiEno'Elo  (=  foolish)  ;  H.  tliio'ls 
( — Is,  outside  (?)  )  ;  G.  wudzi'H. 

empty,  L.  16'pitl,  empty  house;  16- 
l)nepit6,  you  hace  no  teeth  in 
mouth  ( — lie,  lootli)  ;  H.  lopqs, 
—  canoe  ( — qs,  in  canoe)  ;  16'- 
piil,  — house;  lo'pes,  inside  of 
man  empty  =^  hungry  ;  16u'- 
mtsoa,  — disli  ( — tsoa,  inside)  ; 
16pla',  a  Jiole,  a  piece  missing. 

end  of  anything,  N.  ma'qpe. 

enough,  N.  wi'k  asEla,  not  to  have 
enough;  we''i''a8,  idem  (we, 
negation);  w i'Euik'asEla'soqlia, 


with  which'he  was  not  satisfied  (in 
song), 
to  enslave,  tf.  k""a'k'akwis(k-'ri'kyu, 

slave), 
to  enter,  Tl.  gya'qtsoa  (iryaq— ,   U) 
come;  — thoa,  into)  ;  H.  la'isoa 
(la — ,  to  go), 
to  be  envied,  N.  lie'nakyala  ( — kyala, 

noiae). 
ermine,  H.  gy'i'lEin. 
European,      G.      H.     k-'omiisl'ua 
{k"'6m — ,rich; — irsiua,  at  mouth 
of  rioer)  ;  H.  k''6inusiaaky«,ia, 
language  of  white  man. 
evening,  L.  tt-a'kofi,  G.  p'a'ncquit. 
to  examine,  H.  d'o'k'oa  (see  To  see), 
expert,  N.  — pEs  ;  U'E'tlEspEs,   an- 
gry ;  laql'otpEs,  expert  iubreak- 
ing  coppers  ;  H.  naqps,  drunk- 
ard ;  koHpis,  sweating  ;  liamsps, 
eater  ;  G.  lia'mspis,  eater. 

,  — Elk,    N.    ImmE'lk,     eater ; 

liamE'lkun,  /  eat  often;  H. 
nak-E'lk,  drunkard  ;  lia'mtsilk, 
eater  ;  G.  liamdzi'lEk,  eater, 
toextinguixh,  L.  kn'i'lqit,  H.  kii'i'lqa- 
eye,  L.  N.  k  a'yaks;  k'ayuk  esakos, 
thy  eyes;  N.  (osto'e)  eye;  gyis- 
lo'e,  something  in  eye;  eikir- 
s6q8t6'e,  with  prettg  eyes ;  H. 
k'ks,  eye  ;  — qsloa  ;  liu'paqstoa, 
eyelashes  (hap — ,  hoir)  ;  k'oa'- 
qsio,  one  eyed ;  ba'koatiEmqs- 
toa.  pupil  of  eye  (=  man  in  eye)  ; 
ir6qstoa']e,  eye  is  sick  ;  wunk'- 
e'qsloa,  lower  eyelid  (.^edge  of 
eye), 
eyeball,   L.    k-EpElu'qstoe    ( — stoe, 

eye),  H.  ka'pEle'. 
eyebrow,   L.   a'an,   H.  aalni'H,    G. 

aa'iiiii. 
eyelafhes,  L.  lia'pelik'  (hi)i>— ,  hair); 

l.a'paqsloa  (.=  eye  hair), 
eyelid,  L.  k-EpElu'qstoe  (?)  ( — stoc, 
eye);H.  ovve'kyatltoa,  upper —  ; 
wunk'e'qstoa,  lower — . 


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F. 


fare,  L.  H.  k-'6'k-ome  ;  L.  N.  — me, 
tre'sKiiuv    skill    of  face ;    L. 
k'oatE'nieyn,     scar    on    fnee ; 
6'nuilKme,     cheek    (  -  Hvle    of 
fnce)  ;  inc'ni<iallEm«,  two  faces  ; 
H.    — me,   — ma;    tl'oqoma'le, 
face  sick  ;  k'u'siiie,  skin  nff-tee  ; 
alk'mfi'lii,  face  bleeds  ;  owa'mia, 
cheek  ;  ts'o'lsoqnm,  to  wash  face  ; 
O.  liaitlkyutsme,  right  side  of 
face  ( — kyut,  opposite), 
faring,  N.  — k"am;  ok  ninkMa,  facing 
beach;   lia'nk-amrilis,  canoe  in 
front  of  bench  ;   ii'llkam,    hind 
side  of  man,  box  {= facing  back- 
ward) ;  u'llkamala,   house  fac- 
ing woodti  ;  Nu'nk'amalis,  bear 
facing    world  ;    kua'k'amutia, 
facing  ricer  mouth  ;  kok  oma'- 
lis,  canoe  lying  on  side  in  front 
of  beach ;  L.   tlaskamfi'ilin,  / 
stand  facing  sea  ( — lie,  surface 
of  water)  ;  H.  oskame'kya,  hack 
( — C'kyn,    back).     Bee    also    N. 
biiitle'kam,   face    of    Sintlae ; 
miiistOkK'mt,  to  strike  face.    It 
would  Stem  that  — me  dexignates: 
face;   — kum,    an  action   per- 
formed with  the  face.     Sec  also 
Outside  of  round  object, 
face,  upper  part  of,  N.  — lEm  ;  gyi'ls- 

gyiltRm,  the  long-headed  ones, 
to  fall  down  from  an  elevated  posi- 
tion, H.  Hue'tlaqitl,  —  in  house 
( — aqti,  duwn  ;  — Itl,  in  house); 
Hue'ilaqalp,  —  outside  (als,  out- 
side) ;  nue'lliii,  to  fall  into  water, 
to  fall,  to  roll  down  hill,  N.  k  'u'm  Ha  ; 
k'oiiiEne'te,   explained  as  :  ev- 
erything falls  upon  him. 
to  fall  down  (walking),  H.  kH'ams'- 

c'nEm. 
to  fall,  L.  kuI'Hals. 
tofallitree),  L.  ta'n'it,  H.  kuila'q'it. 


to  fall  to  pieces,  N.  lle'iia. 

to  fall,  L.  te'q'it  ;  te'qllalu,  to  fall 

into  fire  ( — tilliilii,  flames), 
to  fall  into  water,  L.  Elft'is'O. 
river  falls,  L.  kyo'lla. 
family,  H.  niane'ina  (see  Oens). 
famous,    N.     ts'c'tloala ;     K  u'laite 

(name),  explained  as  :  famous. 

far,  N.  koO'k"  ;  L.  koe'sala,  it  in 

far;    k'oe'ktot,  far  away  on 

other  side  ( — sot,  on  other  side); 

Koe'k'Bot'eiioq,  people  on  the 

far  other  side  ;  koe'sotK'nqelis, 

far    other    side,    end  of   world 

( — Enq,     edge;     — lis,     land); 

knii'sEila,   to  go  fur  off ;   H. 

que'f^alH./rtr. 

farthest,  N.  — kaua  ;  be'bcnakaua, 

the  lowest;  u'kyakana,  above; 

aoiak'oakaua'^o.     speaking    in 

lowest  tones;    nano'akaua,  the 

wisest  one. 

to  fart  (said  of  mule  and  female),  H. 

wa'qim. 
fast,   N.  I'lia  ;  i'Hak.ame,  the  fastest 
one;  we'iialn,  slow{vi^ — ,  nega- 
tion); Or.  liu'liigyilis. 
father,  N.  oaij),  H.  au'mp,  G-.  apf ; 
N.  o'm\^\i,dead  father ;  N.  ad- 
dressed :  a' 8,  al8  ;  addressed  by 
children :  cla'da. 
father -inline,  mother-,  son-,  daugh- 

ttrinlaw,  L.  N.  H.  iiEgu'nip. 
fathom  and  subditisions  :  fathom,  L. 
pa'tl'it,   H.  pa'il'a;  one  fathom, 
6'p'Enkii;  two — ,  mfi'llp'EnkH. 

lift  elbow  to  fingertip  of  right 

hand,  H.  kascta'k-. 

left  shoulder  to  fingertip  of  right 

hand,  H.  aso'tqaint. 
— —  middle  of  chest  to  fing^^rtip  of 
right      hand,      H.     aso'd'upot 
( — apoa,  breast). 

right  shoulder  to  fingertip    of 

right  hand,  H.  k'u'jiot 
fawn  of  deer,  H.  d'oi-lie'wa. 


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to  fear  nomebodn,  N.  wu'lipolo. 
feared,   N.   gyi'lKin  ;    gyi'lEmkyus, 

the  one  really  feared, 
to  feast,  N.  kni'lns;  k  ui'liistEms, 

place  where  feasts  are  regulnrli/ 

held;  k'uMsBlns,   people    going 

to  a  feast. 

to  give  a  feast,  L.  lir-'ln. 

feathers,  N    k  ii'mqua  ;  kii'mqunq- 

81  111  is.   feathers    on    mouth    on 

bearh. 
N.H.  ts'i'lkF.m,  colt,  ts'idts'ic'- 

Ikn  ;   ts'i'ikj'Eiiipa.  feathers  on 

top. 

wing  — ,  L.  p'E'llEm. 

to  feel,    N.    H.    p'e'Hiilii ;    ifi'kiiis 

p'o'iiula'so,    bad    to  feel;    H. 

p'epilyo'k-ii,      to    feel     among 

( — Ilk -a,  among), 
to  fell  a  tree.  H.  lla'kama. 
fellow,  L.  kya'gvi(ia  (?)  ;  —lot  ;  N. 

Rjo'uklot,   tribe  (— milage  fel- 
lows), 
frn,  L.  ^a'knam  (Pferis  aquilina); 

—  root,  L.  i-a'kum. 

H.  ke'slKin. 

to  fetch  fire,  L.  A.  S'noa  ;  L.  aoano 

a'tlKn,    /  am  going  to  — ;    L. 

ane'kn,  tofttchfuil. 
few,  L.  Ii6'latlpela'6( — putilo  small), 
to  fight,  to  viakewar,  N.  (itVniKlliila. 
to  fight,  L.  kuu'q'uit. 

against  each  other,  H.  Is'u'kalla. 

always  fighting,  wii.a'lnpyilis. 

fighting  place,  1  ii'k  oqtEins. 

fin  of  whale,  L.  llii'kya  (— C'jrya,  back). 
dorsal  fin  offish,  H.  Is'E'mlo- 

gya  (— Ggya,  back). 

anal — ,  H.  lEmlKmua'tse. 

pectoral — ,  H.  k'a'lk'alkEiii. 

to  find  something  vnexpectedly,  N.  H. 

tlo'koala  ;  this  term  is  used  es- 
pecially for  meeting  a  super natu- 

ral  being;  llo'k'oe,  what  is  found 
unexpectedly, 
to  find  while  walking,  N.  k'ak'asky- 


ina'la  (sco  To  walk);  in  tongs: 
tayukiuiia'la. 

hand  and  fingers,  L.  koa'koa(|lsanr' 
( — Isaiid,  hand),  H.  ki  a'koaq- 
skj  a'nG  (— rskyfiiie,  hand),  O. 
Hinnaqsky'ft'i  e  (— skyiinf', 
hand). 

first  finger,  L.  ts'c'mala.  H.G.  ts'Em. 

second  — ,  L.  no'la  ( -elder  brother), 
H.  k'Om.  G.  k'a'qlt!. 

third — ,  L.M'i'li'aq.H.ss-a'lo.O.sa'lr'. 

fourth  — .  L.  ku'et,  H.  kiie'ta,  O. 
kyida'. 

finger  ring,  L.  k-e'k'atEqile,  O.  k  e- 
kKtgya'no. 

fir,  L.  iaiaqpa'liimis  (— siiiis,  trie), 
H.  ane'oas  {=ifuel  (?)  ). 

fire,  N.  ne'kala;  Heknlala  ni'kye, 
mountain  is  on  fire ;  L.  N. 
lE'k  oill,  fire  in  house  ;  — (plala, 
fire,  flames;  6'(pla!.i.  flames; 
tu'qilala,  to  jump  into  fire ; 
lianiitlaln,  kettle  on  fire  (liaii — , 
vei-sel);  k'aiillal«tM\  great  fire 
(kai,  viuch ;  — t>e,  large); 
le'qthila,  to  full  into  fire;  H. 
Qiii'luda,  file;  lEgiii'las,  fire- 
place ( — ill.  ia  house;  — as, 
place);  tQila'lis,  to  jump  into 
fire;  G.  Qiilik.a'gu,  fire; 
k'aiiiilala,  large  fire;  Iqila'Ia, 
to  jump  into  fire;  qii'ltqulla, 
lightning ;  kna'kiliiloila'lBe,  ket- 
tle ( — atse.  receptacle). 

fire  drill,  L.  a'nEk',  A.  ano'kir,  H. 
aiio'k. 

base  of  fire  drill,  H.  ai  o'k  (used 
with  ear  wax). 

firm,  immoralilr,  N.  a'latle  ;  ale'8, 
immovable  in  ground;  alii'tl — , 
in  house  ;  nlo'lsKm,  firmm ss. 

first,  N.  gyil  ;  gyilgyila'iii,  ancestor 
(—first  of  houst)  ;  gya'januis- 
ta'a.  salmon  beginning  first  to 
ascend  the  river;  H.  g}  a'ia  ; 
gya'lu'lt,  first  time. 


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fi!ih,  ki.  iiia'gyili.s(sec  mcft',  silmon ; 

— K.viliw,  caitk:~aU). 
i>p  (?),  Ti.  t'o'iop. 

SP  CO,  Tl.  (JO'ltSUH. 

jUhlinf,  L.  k'  t'llk-,  ^.  k'utiK'in. 
/•!)'  deep  aea,  L.  imik  u'luie,  H. 

niK'lKk.  • 
fii*t,  L.  k"'()e'k'otsE'nme. 
p:e,  N.  H.  sky'n,  O.sikytVQ;  —  round 

ohjectn.  sikyii'skEiu  ;  — long  ob- 

jfCfs,  sikyulsq. 
fifteen,  N.  H.  sky'u'gyfi,  G.  sikya- 

gfi'ii. 
fifty,  H.  skya'ksuk,  Q.  sikyiipcnk'- 

u'poiteim 
fiiigstoff,     ly.     sRnllo'p'iq     ( — p'iq, 

poll). 

flat  land,  N.  A.  olsu'lia,  N.  Nkiiio- 
kuisiii'lis,  alone  on  flat,  open 
land. 

flee,  L.  H.  to  peal  se. 

fioodtide.  L.  iu'imk-oa,  H.  iq'oit. 

to  flood,  N.  d'li'i  a  ;  d'apali's,  cov- 
ered by  tide;  crrti)E'la,  to  flood 
ground  ovtxide  of  house 

floor  of  house,  N.  — itl,  H.  will. 

flower,  Ii.  koa'san. 

»p.  (?),  a  white  — ,  H.  kdi'k. 

np.  (?).  red   and  blue  — ,    H. 

miits'e'kola. 

to  fly,  L.  tlanu'k-un,  H.  nia'iKlu  ; 
ma'iea,  to  fly  ahooe  aometUing  ; 
ma'tapiit,  to  fly  below  ( — po.i, 
below)  ;  mu'ilinntBin,  wing*. 

foam,  N.  nft'owe  ;  a'walse,  large 
foam  (name  of  a  place). 

fog,  L.  p'E'lqEla,  H.  a'nk-oala,  O. 
a'nq'aiikoe  (see  Cloud). 

food,  H.  ha'mt9'imas(liam — ,  to  eat); 
ha'ints'aqtle'e,  rest  of  food. 

foolish,  L.  nEDo'lo,  N.  no'iitlEiii, 
nEno'lo  ;  nolo'kairc,  greatest 
fool  (mytlncal  name  of  porcu- 
pine) ;  Noloyuegyilis,  fool  in 
middle  of  canoe  on  earth;  Nu- 
tlEinislalitsE'mk'a,  female,    all 


around  foolishness  ( — lata, 
around  ;  — tsEin,  — ness  ;  — k*a, 
female —male  to  walk  around 
everywhere  like  a  fool)  ;  Nu 
llkiiliigyilis,  always  anting  like 
a  fool ;  NuilnuilKli'kyii,  high- 
est of  all  fools  ;  Nu'llailii,  *»/«- 
ilar  to  a  fool ;  Nu'tluino,  born 
a  fool ;  No'iitlEingyilii,  mak- 
ing foolish. 

foot  and  leg  hdow  knee,  N.  gyukoin', 
L.  gyu'koaC',  H.  kokue',  G. 
gyu'gce. 

N.    H.    G.    (r)(i)!*i'l^e ;    o'pa- 

t>i!ise,  foot  of  an  object;  L. 
ts'otjtcoisi'ti-C',  hoofs;  oqilak- 
si'tse,  hefl ;  H.  iimEn'iltsitso, 
skin  of  hetls ;  yii'cisteHsitse, 
dancing  Uggins ;  kuk'iitsi'tsa, 
skin  of  feet  ;  G.  ilzuqilzuqdziisii, 
dan c in g  legg ins. 

forehead,  N. — eoe,  L.  o'kwcoe, /<»•«- 
head;  aikya'ue  (:=:^ good  fore- 
head) ;  kontso'ou,  scar  on  fore- 
head;  ts'eqe'ne,  dancing  cap 
(is'Ok-a,  secrets)  ;  Tl.  yiqo'eoe, 
dancing  cap  ;  ll'esl'oe,  skin  of — ; 
Hi's^iwie,  wolf's  head  mask  for 
Tlokonla;  ok.n'\A\\G,  forehead  on 
Kca  ( — ilu,  071  sea)  ;  H.  G.  take- 
ioa',  forehead';  H.  k'a'keioa, 
glabella  {==notch  inforehead{t)); 
qiipe'loa,  head  pressor  (qape, 
cradle)  ;  ll'a'koeioa,  headring 
of  cedar  bark  (il'ak-ok-,  red)  ; 
tloqeioa'la,  forehead  is  sick. 

forest,  L.  a'llEii  (=  inland,  behind), 
H.  ki  a's. 

foundation,  N.  ky'a'k'atla;  ky'a'k"a, 
—  on  stone  ( — a,  stone)  ;  ky'a'- 
.  k-is,    house  founded    in   water 
( — is,  in  icater),  pile  dwelling. 

to  founder,  L.  wuns'it. 

four,  N.  H.  mu,  G.  mfiQ. 

fourteen,  N.  H.  mu'agyu,  G.  mua- 
gi'u. 


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forty,  H.  ni6k-8uk,  O.  mopKri  k'a'- 

popKnii,  N.   Miimu'skiiiiiKio'n- 

k(»n,  carrying  four  round  ones, 
fox,    white-tailed  (1),    H.    m6k*U(|t 

(mo'koii,   white;  — (it,  end  of 

body), 
fragment,  N.  — Isks  ;  Qua'kunatsKP, 

—  of  canoe  ;  qa'lkoutHKB,  —  of 

di»h. 
those  free  from  Ttetm'eka,  N.  kue'- 

k'utee. 
my  friend!  N.  k'itst. 
to  friyhten,  N.  liawi'nalla. 
to  be  frightened,  L.  ts'K'ilkyii. 
frog,  L.  Tl.  wok'a'e,  H.  al8i'. 
front,  H.  Il'as — ;  tl'a-kani,  —  of 

box,  man  ( — sk'ani,  oatnide  sur- 
face) ;  tla'satse,  puiiUed front  oj 

box;     lla'sanoa,    —    o/  house, 

island,  round  object, 
fuel,  L.  lE'k'oa  ;  fireplace,  lE'koiil 

(=fire  in  house), 
full,  L.  H.  G.  ko'uia  :  H.  ko'i'aiiq 

gis  lia'nihimisn,  this  box  is  full  of 
food, 
to  make  fun  of  somebody,  N.  aa'mt- 

lala. 
to  make  fun  of  somebody's  wordi,  N. 

gua'k'walii. 
funnel  for  mending  kelp  bottle,  N. 

ts'et8'KqiimK!>a'wae. 
furscal,  L.  N.  qa'<<ii. 
future,  L.  N.  — ll  ;  ganK'intl,  —  irife; 
qna'kunatl,  canoe  that  is  mak- 
ing. 


G. 


game  of  hoops,  N.  gyft'nae,  A.  gya'- 

natnla. 
game  (children   stand   in   a  tiicle 

around  one  who  tries  to  make  the 

others  laugh  by  tickling  them), 

A.  Qua'ni. 
gens,  N.  nEm'e'mut. 
gTiost,  L.  N.  bakuine'i  (from  bakus. 


man),    la'leno(|    (—enoq.   pen 

pU),  H.  loa'll  ;  N.  1616'iliilail. 

ghost  dunce  (— lall,  dance), 
giant,  N.  lio'ilRo  (  -:^the  great  one; 

— tge,  great), 
gills,  L.  k-'o'senae,  H.  g'li'nIfS. 
girl  (about  ttrelce  years  old),  L.  kya- 

ya'lain    (=  little  woman),   H. 

g  'aiiK'nio. 
to  give,  N.  Is'a,  H.  Isofl'. 
glabella,'    H.     k-'akeioa'    (k  'ak— , 

notch;  — eioa,  forehead), 
to  gnaw,  N.  ky'a'pii,  H.  jry'a'p'etso. 
to  go,  L.  N.  la — ;  lo'otllo,  —  out  of 

canoe   ( — ollt,    out  of    canoe); 

laqta'la,  — ovt  seaward ;  Ih'Iiio- 

tla,    always  going  across;  Iikjs, 

—  into  canoe  ( — qs,  in  canor); 
le'isiiil;!,  —  around  ( — istii, 
around);  latu'selH,  canoe  gotn 
downiieer;  lalu'selagyilis,  walk- 
ing doirn  river;  G.  lEii'il,  to 
enter  ( — ill.  in  house);  laqs,  to 
go  into  canoe;  H.  luai'il,  to  enter 
( — itl,  in,  house);  laiii'ilii,  to 
carry  into  house  ;  laq^i'iia.  to  go 
through  ;  la'qa,  to  go  downward 
( — aqa,  down);  leiiiaknlii,  to  go 
movintj  towards  an  object  ( — mi- 
kula,  motion);  toiia',  to  walk  ; 
tolsoa',  —  over  a  plank  ;  lokoia', 

—  over  a  pile  of  planks. 

N.  go'lsElin  liiq  John,   I  am 

going  to  John. 

to  go  to  look  for ,  N.  -r-uiala  ; 

qra'qoiikuia'lii,  — canoe;  lia'- 
iiallaiala,  —  canoe  =  to  go  to 
buy  a  canoe;  hamasuia'lagyills, 
always  going  about  to  look  for 
food. 

go  on  !  L.  wokia'a. 

god,  L.  V.-i\.nt9.'b'\xm[i(=  our  father); 
kants  luniqala'soe  (whom  we 
praise). 

good,  L.  N.  aikii,  H.  G.  ain  ;  N. 
ainaka'la,   good  among  others  ; 


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,H!lil 


e'igyillitin,  yood  on  valer ; 
in'(|!>un),  had,  In'kninx.  eau»e of 
fril ;  e'ikiiiin,  fini»e  of  fjood 
(lufk,  fte.);  i)lkii'-oc|Rlo'i',  vilh 
prtdy  rye*  ;  ciky'r",  $iind 
(=  i/ood  heorlij;  uiii|)'a(i«lti,  to 
fjxok  good  of  one  ;  H.  iiikiiitH- 
koliH,  //"('(/,  Jliit  bench  ;  iakii, 
bad;  O.  uiilini,  f/ood  Innff  ' 
uilip'ttMii.  good Mtfiell ; a\gy\[»\ii'» 
gtind  (=  good  benrh).  • 
(joodby !  L.   itlAkyiitilii,    H.    uilt'*'- 

HM'(lil. 

gooif,  L.  nK'qilk". 

grnndfiithrr.    L.   N.    H.    g-A'jiF.mp 

(i:  an  It's,  thy  — ),  O.  nap  a'p. 
ijrandnon,  N.  L.    lK'«")'<)it'mii   (is'u'. 

qllKiim(?)  ),  H.  tH'o'(|ilKiiiii. 
grnitddiutghtn;     N.    Is'o'qtriunk  iih 

(iH'o'iillK.miik  n8    (?)  )    (  — kii", 
femnlf),       H.       tso'qilKiiiak-s 

(—kii.femtde). 
to  ijrafp,  L.  k'o'C'.all.  N.  ila'a'il,  H. 

tqsKmu'. 
yroM,  H.  ky'e'iEm;  N.  ky'e'lokwis, 

griitgy  plare. 
grove,  L.  tcg\a'yn,  H.  Isiiwrk',  A. 

alA'k-. 

(*/'  chiff.  A.  Ik'alc't'iu. 

t/i  tref,  H.  ky'a'kqiailuk'    see 

Foundiili'iii). 
yrntfynrd,    A.    H.    ara'a's    •      as, 

place  of), 
great,  N.  — IsG  ;  sa't«"',  urent  t,    n  ; 

lie'jtse,    gintit ;    Nfi'niK',       eat 

bear;  iiu'katst',   the   r/rcn    iriite 

one;  (see   Lorgi);  H.   k'a'.e'- 

kyas,  really  great  (ice  Many), 
great  among  — ,  N.  NEiuk  c's'tlinill, 

the  qrealentamoog  the  NimkUh  ; 

gyi'qsKnis'aiiatl,      the     greatest 

tniwiig  the  gye'qsv.m. 
great-grandparent,  JH.  lio'lus. 
great  grandchild,JH.he'\diw\t.e(m.), 

lic'H>g\vii.ekfts(/.),  H.  tlcilau- 

Iston. 


prtatgrealgrandfafhiT,  W.  o'l'oii. 
grtane  of  olorhen,  H.  Ilu'iift. 
grebe,  N.  k  '6'iaq. 
gnen,  L.  llK'iM|a,  H.  lO'qa  ;  lO'qmni. 

green  blanket, 
ground,  N.  — tryi". 
gronne.  L.  Iiuiiiliuiii  (?),  Tl.  nia'kci- 

ulf,      H.     iiikyKitt     (— als,     in 

iroodn  ('!)  ). 
group  of,  N.  — qsKin  ;  t'&'lloqHKin, 

capperplatei  tied  together;  gyO'(i 

8KIII.  a  group  of  rhirf$. 
to  grow,  N.  k'<  ii'qa. 
gum,  L.  k'oali'kii,  Tl.  I:  'oa'k  oiile, 

H.  koliVii. 
yini,  L.   I  a'nllKin  (sec  Arroir),  N. 

Iiu'iiatliiiala,  to  go  to  buy  a  gun, 

O.  kyitlai'd. 
gutlg,  H.  ls'f'.'h.'in. 
Gyiinaaoilq,  Q.  Qai  a'ks'iala. 
Gyitamat,  H.  O.  (juislu'. 
Qyitamat  language,   O.  awi'kyala, 

=  eon  eel  noite. 

II. 

llaida,  H.  Ilnida,  O.  Q..'«Hlii<i. 

to  hail,  L.  isiMqa,  N.  tsi'ltiiiiis,  H. 
IsE'lqpis  (=  knowing  to  — ),  O. 
tsK'lqii. 

hair.  It.  sfi'ya.  O.-H.  t-i'a,  L.  N.  H. 
Imp — ;  L.  liapu'qaicya,  beard 
(r=  mouth  hair);  lift'pelik',  eye- 
lashes ;  liapa'DitHo,  —  in  arm- 
pits ;  1  apKHsiii',  chin  beard 
(=^  tooth  hair);  H.  hapta'e, 
beard  (=  mouth  hair);  lia'paq- 
stoa,  eyelufkex  ;  lu'i'inlson,  — in 
armpits  ( — ison,  inside);  O. 
Iia'bilia,  eyelashes. 

ha'f,  L.  iK'ko'ioi  (see  Middle),  H. 
k•'a'H^e,  N.  fo'ps'al,  to  cut  in 
half;  sops'a'lsa,  to  cut  in  half 
in  woods;  sops'ali'ca,  to  cut  »rt 
half  on  beach;  n  alls'aH'lla.  to 
dicide  into  two  haloes  in  house. 


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halfhfffd,  N.ii  a'mutrut^d  (■■youtnj 
of  ir/iitf  mini). 

halibut.  L.  N.  H.  p'u'O. 

— —  driid.  H.  il'il'loa 

fiibiiliiii*.  N.  iiKmiiA'Iikjo, 

haliotis.  L.  N.  A.  H.  iii'iitsuni  ;  N. 
AiiilMiiiiil'liililHk',  mmk  —  in 
haune;  AiiithUiDkuinliil,  cov- 
ered tuitu  —  iVi  hoHi  ,•  (»rr*iii- 

iHKin.  reiU  —  C);  A.  AiiilbUiii- 
k'uniik'. 

Iliimaig'ii..  N.  Iiil'miils'ii,  H.  lmii'9. 

hammer,  N.  liky'ui'6. 

,  itotif,  It.  N.  pK'lpBlk.  H.  |>'u'- 

yoq,  qft'iitse  ;  p'A'yiwj  ttVsElU- 
ft'cpi,  (he  hnmmer  it  of  utone. 

hand  (and  flngers),  L.  koa'iioiKi — 
it'ane,  B.  k'oA'koaqskytine 
(hnnd»)\  liti'a't.6.  O.  Iiu'isfi  ; 
L.  N.  —  tsiiiin,  ,>an»' ;  kKiu- 
qotltt-u'iia.  left  —  ;  tre'slpuiie, 
hkin  of  — ;  lifj'iilkyuilH'a'nii, 
rij/h( —  (=--  riyht  opposite  hand); 
k-'ulsi'iH',  gear  on  —;  I'ut'i'q- 
tftlnn,  to  scratch  — ;  H.  O. 
— kjaiie;  k'lik'iiskjft'no,  skin 
of  hands ;  l;a'itlkutkynnt', 
right  — ;  k'oqHkyu'nn,  to  eat 
off —; n\HHkyHn&'hi,  blood  on — ; 
ovse'gyatlkyft'ne,  back  of  — ; 
pftk-'iulkyft'ne.  palm  if-  ;  G. 
iiiiinixiskyu'iie,  fingeis;  k'»V- 
kElyya'iu;,  ring. 

to  hang  over  rope,  v.  n.,  L.  kil'(i'uit. 

».  rt  ,  N.  k  e'lioa  ;  kG'us,  wash 

line  (^--^  place  of  hanging);  k-'o- 
iiuslal,  woman  hanging^  wash 
( — u?ta,  vp). 

one's  self,  L.  nio'kuHqol  (moq, 

(o  tie  (?);  — aqa,  down). 

to  hang  on  to  nail,  L.  le'kuitl  ;  N. 
tek'uqsiu'e,  something  hanging 
down  from  mouth. 

to  make  happen,  N.  k'oe'gyilisa. 

happy,  H.  aikyek  Ela'  (sec  Good), 

hard',  L.  p'o'lsa. 


harrlda  glncialis,  H.  a'anak'. 
harpoon  for  salmon,  L    ale'wjnoq, 

katlayu  (kallft'yo(?)  ).  H.  ta*. 

a'kyK.m. 

double  point  of  — ,    H.    kijpa 

::=  notch  point. 

ihaft  of—,  H.  ma'sifitl. 

sealing  harpoon,  N.  miislo. 

hat,  L.  N.  ilKlK'intI  (— Kinll,  Tiead 
cover),  H.  k  a'il  ;  N.  jiye'k  amll, 
r//jV/'«  hat  (— gyO,  chief);  yiq- 
>i'n\ll,  head  mask  (  -  dancing 
head  coter);  H.  ll'B'kyimtl, 
wooden  hat  for  war. 

to  hate  (»(;o  Knty),  JX.  tle'RelaRUG, 
the  hated  one ;  liiVinakyalahd, 
the  hated  one  ;  litVnakyula,  to 
luite,  to  slander  (?). 

hau  hau,  H.  hil'okliaok-. 

to  hate,  N.  acino'kuaH;,  he  has  it; 
— nuk,  hating;  Mellu'lanuk, 
hating  east  wind;  KoaiiilaiuV- 
kunvi, having  kmoke  =  who  alwayt 
gives  away  smoke, 

head,  L.  (tuins.  H.  O.  haiiilu  :  H. 
— kea  ;  k'liskeo,  skin  of  head  ; 
iraqkOaMe,  head  is  sick  ;  tak-- 
kea'la,  head  cover;  k'a'tsoa- 
k  oa,  crown  of  — /  tso'skea, 
di  ied  head. 

to  cut  off  head,  L.  k  a'n'it  ;  L. 

N.  ka'gyik',  head  cut  off;  N. 
qaue'k',  htud  cui  off. 

luad  ring  of  cedar  burk,  Tl.  k"age- 
ma'la  lla'koq,  H.  U|u'koeioa 
( — eion,  forehead) ;  N.  Yiqunia'- 
lakiluk',  made  to  we  head  dress. 

head  presser,  H.  qape'ina  (qap'6, 
cradle;  — ei()a,/wr«/t«arf). 

hea,d,  top  of  a  thing,  N.  6'qlle. 

of  river,  N.  og^  eqtoe 

0/  land,  cape,  N.  6'kuitEme  ; 

O'kuitEiiiHlis,  —  on  beach. 

to  hear.  H.  1  a'tuiietl,  kft'uwatEla  ; 
kfl'wat'Es,  with  good  power  of 
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?ieart,  L.   no'k-e,   K.    na'k"ae,  B. 

wa'siEiiia. 
heaven,  Tl.  16'ua,  na'la,  A.  lEua'  ; 

N.    lE'uagyila,    heaven  maker, 

name  of  the  raven, 
heavy,  H.  goio'k*. 
?ieel,  L.  oiillaksi'tse  (— eilse,  foot), 

H.  oqtla'tlmoa. 
hemlock,   L.  tlE'nEk-,  TI.  koa'q,  H. 

lo'k'oas. 
hermaphrodite,  H.  koa'lk*. 
Jierring,  L.  H.  wa'ne  ;  H.  waS'ne- 

gyila,     where    herring    ute    Ut 

tome. 

roe,  fresh  and  dried,  H.  an'nL 

rake,  L.  lleia'io. 

to  hew  with  axe,  L.  N.  f'O'pa  ;  M>'pak>, 

axe  ( — aid,  instrument) ;  H.  k'o'- 

koa. 
to  hide,  L.  wu'na. 
high,  L.  N.  ai'ky'a,  H.  aiky'e  (see 

Above), 
high    water,    L.     t'E'tEpErae ;    EL 

iqoe't,  it  is  flood;  iqume',  it  i$ 

high  water, 
hill,  gently  sloping,  L.  aiksiueu  (see 

High), 
to  hit,  L.  k"'a'pa. 
to  hold  by  ear,  N.  ni'sa. 
hole,  L.  ko'qsoala,  N.  gua'qoe  ;  HL 

gua'p,   torn,  no  piece  mitnng  ; 

lopla',    a  piece    missing    (see 

Empiy). 
hoof,  L.  ts'oqtsoqsi'tse  ( — sitee, foot; 

distributive),  H.  kskina'th 
hook,  L.  k-'e'taid,  tla'k'aio,  H.  k-*'- 

tlaio,  ak-8. 
horn,  H.  wiUlE'r.  . 
house,  L.  N.  Tl.  gyo'k  ;  N.  gyliryo'- 

qtse,  large  house ;   gyoqsi'wte, 

house  at  mouth  of  river  ;  gyoq*- 

Enqe,  house  on  edge;  gy6q(Eini», 

village  site;  gydgyokuauUEni' 

fila,   h'^useg  on  both  sides;   3. 

gok';  S>i  gyu'kuila,  to  m^ike  —; 

gy  UQtlis,  house  at  mouth  of  river; 


gyuQstais,  home  i*  in  water ; 
gyok,  also  :  winter  village. 

house  with  many  steps,  Tl.  tso'ya- 
yok'. 

Tl. — tsEins,  5  natsE'ins,  large 

house. 

on  piles,  N.  ky'a'k'is  =  founded 

in  water. 

hmisefellow.  G.  wa'oill. 

inside  of  — ,  house  floor,  — ill  ; 

H.  ts'ai'ilEla,  to  run  into  house; 
lo'wiil,  to  jump  — ;  d'o'quitla, 
to  look  — ;  wa'wakuliila,  to 
hark  —  ;  k-elyeqsta'lill,  carry- 
ing in  month  in  house  ;  nio'lsiil, 
chief's  wife  =  keeping  from  floor 
blankets;  ku'miielalitl,  clean 
house;  lE'koitl,  fire  — /  han- 
i'tl,  kettle  on  floor  ;  cl'6'k-oitlila, 
to  look  into  — ;  16'pitl,  empty — ; 
laai'tla,  to  carry  into  — ;  lani'tl, 
to  enter  ;  G.  g'oa'itl,  to  sit  in — / 
wa'oitl,  house  mate. 

humming  bird,  H.  koa'kumta. 

hundred,  G.  skyoQ  OEgua'iium  = 
fine  men. 

hungry,  N.  L.  po'sk-a  ;  p5sk-anl6l1, 
1  am  —  to  you  ;  H.  G.  po'es 
( — es,  inside  of  man) ;  N.  paw  e- 
t»it,  one  whom  the  hungry  ask  for 
food. 

to  hunt  deer,  H.  k  a'k'amela  (see 
Deer). 

to  hurt  one's  foot,  L.  iii'lelkoa. 

hunting  box  for  canoe,  N.  o'tsaqs 
(— qs,  in  canoe). 

husband,  L.  H.  tla'wuDEm. 

I. 

T,  If .  H.  G.  no'giia  ;  N.  yin. 

in,  L.  N.  H.  G.  tl'oq. 

iMlpm,  N.  ba'k'um,  O.  bBgua'num 

(:lj:  me:i). 
of  inland,  N.  La'qolis,   N.  H. 

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infant,  N.  wi'sa,  O.  qabq  (see  Cra- 
dle), 
inland,  N.  a'tla  ;  atla'leaoq,  inland 

people  =  wolves, 
inside,  N.  otsii,  olso' ;  la'tsut,  gyi'- 
tso^,  to  put  fill!  object  i'lto  a  b'>x  ; 
llE'iiQlsut,  to  put  long  object  i'lto 
a  box ;  iii'jqtsut,  to  put  blanket, 
skirl  into  a  box  ;  k'apa'tltsiit,  to 
put  round  thing  into  a  box; 
nqtsu't,  to  put  anything  into  a 
box;  kyfi'iso,  it  is  in  box,  lid 
closed;  kyetso'mo,  kya'laqlle- 
mo,  it  is  in  box,  lid  opened ; 
hapa'mtso,  hair  in  armpits; 
ts'intsa'la,  headache;  Tl.  gya'- 
qtsoa,  to  enter;  H.  6'tsoa,  in- 
side; gye'lsot,  to  put  into;  tuQ- 
tsda,  to  jump  into;  lou'-mtsoa, 
empty  insi'le  ;  la'isoa,  to  enter  ; 
ha'intsoa.  ?iair  in,  armpit. 

a  second  th'ng  innde  a  larger 

one,  N.  lie'l'o ;  liel'uisa'ls,  a 
small  house  in  a  larger  one  ;  he'- 
Vuiio,  a  small  lake  in  a  larger  one. 

of  mouth,  N.  "  vetlqa'oe, 

of  salmon,  birds,  N.  awitse'. 

of  man,  H.  owa'qte,  N.  — is; 

se'ilis,  snake  in  belly ;  H,  — is; 
lope's,  hungry  {=.  inside  em jtty). 

corner,  N.  one. 

imtep,  H.  "wi'gyallsi'lse  =  bud;  of 

foot, 
instrument,  N.  H.  — ai6. 
interstices  of  fingers,  H.  owaqts'Esfi'- 

wa. 
inventor  (see  Councilor),  N.  kuo'q'- 

enoq  ;  Kuekuaqa'oe,  great  — . 
to  invite,  N.  a'ctsesta,  to  invite  all 
around  to  feast ;  k'o'stitses,  to 
invite  guests  arriving  in  canoes 
to  land, 
island,  L.  H.  makya'la,  distr.  mna  - 
nikyala;  mu'mkuinlis,  islands 
opposite  village  ;  H.  ll'ekya'e. 

at  low  water  peninsula,  H.  weq- 

tlai's. 


J. 

jaw,  lo'oer,  H.  wuakeuqte  (=  edge 

of  mouth). 

joint,  H.  aqak-'E'm. 

blue  jay,  L.  ku'ckiic,  H.  koa'elEqs. 

joint,  H.  kqta  {notch{t)  ). 

juice  of  berries,  L.  sau'k",  H.  koe- 

le's. 
to  jump,  L.  N.  tu'q'uit  ;  N.  tu'qwuls, 

to  jump  upon  ground;  lo'witl, 

—  into  house  ;  tu'qsia,  —  into 
water ;  tuqtla'la,  —  into  fire  ; 
H.  tQr.a'lnt,  —  towards ;  tqtla'- 
lis,    —    into  fire;    lQu'neq..ut, 

—  along;  tq'ou'qa,  —  down; 
tQ'o'iltsoa,  —  out  of;  tqsi'oa, 

—  through;  fQso'steoa,  — up; 
iQsta,    —   into    wafer;    tqtsoa, 

—  into;    G.   tQui't;    tqllf'/Hs, 

—  into  fire;  tQsIa,  into  water. 
(^salmon),  G.  t'a'lcma. 

K. 

to  keep  on,  to  continue,  N.  ia'la. 
kelp,  L.  papok-na'nim,  H.  wa'wale. 
kettle,  N.  lianl'll,  —  on  floor ;  ha'- 

nntlala,   —  on   fire    (— Htlala, 

fire);    H.    O.    gy'antlalo'talse 

( — alse,  receptacle). 
wooden,  L.  k*'6'iatf!'3  ( — atse, 

receptacle),    'A.,    ky'etla'tl,    G. 

kyeba'tse. 
to  kick,  L.  koa'c'it;  H.  k'a'naqEJt, 

—  with  toes;  t&e'qoit,  —  with 
heels. 

killed,  N.  ky'o'lagyuk'. 

to  kill,  H.  Elq,  tliitlala',  N.  halqa  ; 
halai'5,  m,eans  of  killing  ;  iialq- 
eiua'lis,  killing  on  land  at  mouth 
of  river  ,  ha'lq'ainoq,  murderer; 
ha'lqaj^yi'ak',  made  to  kill; 
halqabo'ti,  kilting  underneath. 

killer  whale,  L.  N.  Tl.  ma'q'enoq 
(=  knowing  to  pursue  secretly), 
/     ha'lqauiiioq.  H.  G.   lia'lq'- 


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enoq  (=  murderer);  H.  hii'Iq'- 

aino'QUilrtk'oe,      killer     kettle; 

hii'\q'&ih\k',pai/ited  kMer  whale, 
kindly,  N.  e'ikyala  (—  good  noise  ; 

see    Happy)  ;    kek-aka'lis,    a 

danc^  sail  to  mean  :  every  one 

kind  to  him. 
knife  for  cleaning  skins,  L.  ky'au- 

wal'6,  H.  kauwai'6. 

Jish  knife,  H.  k-qtsEm. 

pocketknife,  H.  qtai'6,  G.  k"et- 

k-ta. 

large,  L.  gy'a'qola,  G.  ts'u'lla. 

of  hawinalntl,  k"'a'nilai6. 

stone  knife,  H.  nEbai'o. 

knot  on  tree,  N.  k"5'k-oa  ;  k-6k'oq- 

p'e'kye,  —  on  lower  part  of  tree 

(z=  knot  on  shinbone  ;  — p'e'kyG, 

shinbone). 
to  know  (see  To  hear),  L.  k"'a'Uam, 

N.  ka'la  ;  k'ii'liimoil,  lie  —  it  ; 

k"u'lak"olits,  the  world  knows; 

H.  k'*a6'ilii6'gua,  I  know  it. 

I  do  not  know,  H.  Ho'ta. 

knowing   everything  on  earth    (see 

Story),    nu'qnemis   (see    Wise. 

Name  of  the  animals  in  myths), 
knuckle,  H.  ok-oia'. 

L. 

labret,  H.  k'a'tqtala  ( — qln,  mouth). 

lake,  L.  tsa'lall.  H.  g'a'us. 

lame,  H.  d'E'inkoa. 

lance,  N.  wi'llpa  (—pi,  point). 

land,  N.  — gyas,  — lis,  — gyilis,  H. 
wa'q'uis. 

to  land,  L.  H.  la'gyilia  (=  to  go  to 
land),  L.  a'tlesteii  qua'k'un, 
the  canoe  lands. 

language  (see  lo  speak),  H.  k"'om- 
Hsinakya'la,  white  man's  lan- 
guage (noise);  G.  awi'kyala, 
Oyit'amat  language  =  comet 
noise. 

lanje,  L.   N.  wa'las ;    v  ft'lasila,  to 


giee  fifty  blankets  to  each  in  pot- 
latch  (=:  to  make  large);  aw5'- 
gyoq,  large  house;  Tl.  o'mas ; 
omalsE'ms,  large  house;  G. 
ao'mas  ,  H.  k-'e'kyas,  k-'aie'- 
kyas  (=:  really  large,  much); 
k-'etsoa',  large  water;  k-'eH- 
tla'li,  large  fire;  N.  k'e'qilala, 
large  fir.:;  k-'antlalaise,  place 
of  great  fire  ;  (k'e'kyena,  many 
on  drifting  log). 

large,  N. — ts^e;  gyo'klse,  largehouse; 
gyig\o'qtse,  distr.  large  houses; 
qiiri'Quaku'natsi!,  large  canoes  ; 
K.  K'o'titse,  large  one  pointing 
to  earth. 

last,  H.  wala'qtle  (— qile,  hind)  (see 
DauglUtr). 

to  laugh,  H.  da'ilila;  datltsK  in, 
laughter  ;  G.  da'tla. 

I  launch  canoe,  It.  wiqstEn  qiqua'- 
kun. 

lazy.  N.  L.  k-'a'msa  ;  L.  k-'a'msEii, 
lam — ;  K.  K-'a'msiutle," — on 
top  ;  H.  kysk'fis. 

to  lead  hamats'a  around  after  Tsd'- 
ek'a,  N.  wii'lek'a. 

leaf,  L.  paa'k-  ;  paa'k-mis,  maple 
(=  leaf  tree);  H.  lueme'eqllao, 
G.  qa'k'um. 

to  learn,  N.  g  il'goUa  ;  g  agollfi'- 
nunm,  I  come  to  learn  (see  To 
hear). 

to  leave,  L.  pa'o. 

left,  L.  k-Einqoiltsana  ^— tsana, 
hand),  H.  kEniEqa'ot  ;  k-EinE- 
qa'otlna,  left  side  of  body  ( — iin, 
body);  G.  ailzgyut  (— gyut,  op- 
posite). 

leg  below  knee,  N.  o'p'ekye,  — p'c- 
kye  ;  k-'okoqp'ekye,  swelling 
on  shinbone ;  "Bi.  k-'o'spegya, 
ire'll'egya. 

above     knee,     L.     onutsa'qste 

( — nut?,  side;  — q-«ie,  bottom), 
H.  asa'notsEqile  ( — nols,  side  ; 


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— qtle,   Iliad),   — laino  ;   koak-- 

ta'maluk,  having  splint  in  leg  ; 

k'uk'usQta'mo,  skin  of  legs  above 

knee;  G.  kyukqota'moa.  knee, 

leggins,  H.  le'tElqts'oa  ;  O.  dzudzu- 

qtsi'tsa.  dancing  —  (Isitsa./ooO- 

let  us  not!  N.  kofi'lanils. 

lid  of  box,  N.  kok-etaya'no,    gyi'- 

sEqstal. 
to  lie  down,  L.  kuli'il  (— itl,  in  house); 

H.  ka'lkuill,  lying  person, 
to  lie  down  to  sleep,    H.   la'Hstaill 

( — ill,  in  hou<<e). 
to  lie  on  back,  L.  netle'tso,  N.  d'e'- 
kyatla ;    D'eikya'la,    lying    on 
back  on  sea;   d'e'iFiUala,  lying 
on  back  in  fire. 
to  tell  a  lie,  N.  tle'lkoala,  H.  ke'- 

ik'us. 
light,  N.  na'k-ula  ;  na'qnaikya,  day 
by    dayi^t);    Naqnaaisilao'k'oa. 
making  the  earth  always  lighted  ; 
Na'qnaikyim,     making    light; 
naqnaais,    earth   being    always 
lighted  ;  na'k-oatlaio,  means  of 
giving  light;  Na'qnaikyimgyi'- 
lak',  made  light  maker, 
to  light  fire,  L.  H.  lEk'ue'la. 
light  {not  heavy),  H.  k'us. 
lightning,  L.    tlEiie'quit,    O.    Qu'lt- 

quta  (see  Fire), 
lips,  H.  sali'qlc  (— qte,  mouth), 
liquid.  It.  ia'qa. 
tj  listen,  N.  H.  ka'walKla,  Q.  k-a'- 

tEla  (see  To  hear), 
lioer,  H.  U'Egye's. 
to  load  canoe,  L.  mfi'wa,  N.mo'qiKla 
( — q«i,iii  canoe),  H.la'qsut  (— ut, 
V.  a.),  O.  wa'niEqsut;  wa'mo- 
tllul,    to  un'.oad  ( — oilt,  out  of 
canoe  ;  — ut,  v  a.), 
to  lock.  L.  ja'kEint. 
locked,  L.  koe'ilkient. 
log,  N.  i"Ena'e(?);H.ya'k-oe,  drift- 
wood; p'uqoai,    a    log    always 
drifting  on  same  place. 


long,  It.  N.  gyi'lla;  N.  gyilta'la, 
—  river;  gyilte'itl,  —  house; 
gyi'lsgyiltEm,  long- headed  peo- 
ple ;  H.  G.  gyilt. 

mouth  of  long  shape,  N.  Is'e'k'- 

ull.l. 

in  composition  uith  numerals, 

N.  H.  G.  — tsq. 

long  ago,  L,  H.  k-aiu'ilutl  ;  H.  k'ftl- 
u'tluU'ats,  in  reference  to  invis- 
ible oi'jects. 

to  look,  L.  N.  H.  G.  do'quit;  N. 
doi'ok-ala,  —  among;  do'- 
quitla,  —  into  house;  doqtsas- 
taitlEla,  he  was —ing  into  house ; 
doqsEmaintlak,  / —  after;  H. 
doqoqtlii'la;  —  back  (— qilii, 
hind;— hi,  «.);dok-oilli!a,  —in- 
to house  ;  dok'oaqala,  —  down  ; 
doqsistala,  —all  around;  doq- 
soitewala,  —  up;  G.  dumdu'k-- 
qk"a,  —  among. 

up,    L.  C'iUyakE'mHit    (=  to 

make  face  up),  G.  na'lEla. 

down,  It.   pEnk'E'niHit  (=  to 

make  face  down). 

along,  H.  koe'k'a  (— k-a,  reach- 
ing towards). 

loon,  H.  ba'tla. 

to  lose,  H.  teko-so't. 

lotid,  N.  lia'sEla  (see  Council),  H. 
ia'ky'ekla  (=  bad  noise). 

louse,  L.  k  en,  H.  ga'ina. 

to  louse,  L.  k-'u'lla. 

low,  H.  nE'qwas. 

loio  voice,  N.  ao'lakMila  ;  ao'lak'- 
oakawaso,  the  one  speaking  with 
lowest  voice  ( — kawa,  extreme; 
— so,  participle). 

low,  the  lowest  house  of  a  row  along 
rivet,  N.  gua'pe. 

low  water,  L.  ky'a'ts'aias,  H.  U'o'- 
palia. 

lungs,  H.  qu'^a. 

lynx,  K.  wa'IasHE  (=  large  tooth) 
( — SUE,  tooth). 


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M. 

made  of —,  N.  — tsEs  ;  t'e'sumlsES, 
made  of  stone. 

io  make,  N.  H.  — gyila;  N.  o'ma- 
gyila,  to  make  chifftainesa  ; 
lie'iligyilik'ala,  alicays  wanting 
tocure{\\e\{\—,  rigid);  wa'num- 
gyila,  denth;  ha'mgyila,  to  feed; 
lE'wagyila,  heaven  maker  ; 
lia'lqagyilak',  made  a  murderer; 
Iv-oe'gyilak',  made  a  whale; 
T'e'sumgyilak',  made  stone; 
k-oe'gyilisa,  to  make  something 
happen;  — ila  ;  tE'msila,  to  beat 
time;  H.  a'mgyilii,  to  cook; 
— guila;  go'guila,  to  make  house; 
yiVgnW-Ak', painted  eagle;  —ila  ; 
halq'ailak',  painted  killer  ichale; 
Ue'iiuila,  to  make  mat;  O.  gyu'- 
guila,  to  make  house. 

to  make  fire  with  fire  drill,  H.  sEla'. 

man  {homo),  N.  H.  bEgua'num  ;  N. 
h¥.^'\x'^, man  in  woods;  biiql  a'k', 
eating  human  flesh  ;  baqbaku'l- 
atl,  always  eating  human  flesh; 
BaqbaUiialanusi'wae,  always 
eating  human  flesh  at  mouth  of 
river  ;  bEgyti'sit,  widower  ;  ba'- 
guala,  to  talk  {man);  ba'bakum, 
youth;  H.  bEgiia'numkyaso,  a 
realman;  bgua'la,  to  talk  (man); 
bgope's,  a  talker. 

man  (w),  H.  O.  we'sKm;  Bilquia'  s 
we'aEin,  a  liilqula  man. 

enoq,  N.  Ifvqs'Knta^'noq,  who 

knows  to  cut  up. 

many  (see  Aluih,  Oreat,  Large),  N. 
k-'e'iiEm ;  k-'c'kyes,  eating 
much;  kak 'e'ky'ciu,  I  try  to 
eat  much;  kayE'nkui,  many  in 
hand ;  k'Ani'Vi,  many  in  htm; 
k''e'kyeua,  many  on  a  log  of 
drift  :^od ;  k-'ai'uq,  precious; 
H.  K-'ai'nEm;  k'aiiitla'la, 
mvdifirc;  kykie'i,  many  things 
adrift;  k'e'kyats,  large. 


maple,  L.  paa'k'inis  (=r  leaf  tree), 
married,  H.  ha'isk'. 
martin,  L.  N.  tlE'k-Ek-,  Tl.  tla'k-ik-, 
H.  mE'stlk'an. 

martin  blanket,  N,  tlE'koqsEm,  H, 
ma'niastikoll. 

mask,  L.  N.  H.  yi'qamtl  (yiq— , 
dance;  — amtl,  head  cover);  H. 
lia'lqamtl,  killer  whale  mask 
(iia'lqa,  to  kill);  Hl^i'uae,  small 
wolf's  mask  for  Tlokoala,  worn 
en  7iead  ( — iuae,  forehead); 
nau'alak-  (general  term  for  danc- 
ing im.plements) . 

mast,  L  iau'apEk-,  H.  yai'uaspek*, 
G.  yu'p'iq  (wind pole). 

mat  of  bleached  cedar  bark,  N.  gyi'- 
tsus. 

diagonal,  L.  N.  G.  tle'we,  H. 

tle'oa  ;  tle'miila,  to  make  mat. 

diagonal  with  black  stripes,  N. 

tsa'isaeuq. 

for  salmon,  N.  yipelo', 

of  bulrushes,  N.  kule'e. 

strands  parallel  to  rim,  N.  Isa'- 

kuitl. 

me,  N.  gya'qEn. 

meat,  L.  Elts. 

medicine,  L.  patii'E,  H.  e'qsa. 

to  mend,  N.  Ijai'atlila  (=  to  make 
right);  Hai'allilakas,  mending 
woman. 

to  meet,  N.  kyi'mk'a  ( — k'a,  reach- 
ing towards),  H.  ba'ko. 

to  melt,  ice  melts,  L.  ya'qella  lloq. 

menses,  H.  u'qenta. 

middle,  N.  i.a'k-aualis  ;  na'k'otleua, 
the  -~  one;  na'k'elta,  —  on 
water;  na'k'ollGoisEa  s  na'ln, 
middle  of  sky;  nako'yuille, 
.—  in  something  on  sea ;  L.  na- 
ke'kie,  midnight;  nEk  ii'la, 
noon;  N.  gyii'iue,  themiddleone; 
gyu'iulis,  middle  one  of  all; 
o'yiie,  the  middle  one  in  canoe; 
noloyuegyllis,  fool  in  middle  of 
canoe  on  world. 


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midnight,  L.  nak'e'kie  (see  Middle), 
H.  k-'a'ikya,  G.  k-'a'sk-amiya 
(k-'a'slisa,  noon), 
mild,  N,  ian»,lEme'il,  made  —  (m 

song).  >  >    *- 

^ii7:<,  H.  d'E'lgyim. 
mink  (Putorius  vison),  L.  N.  mEtsa', 
Tl.   H.   ko'nii,   G.  kuna'q  ;  N. 
.'     Khch,  in  tales   {probably  bor- 
rowed from    the    Coast    Salish 
kfi'iq);    N.    K.    Tl.    name   in 
myths :  lle'sElagyila,  sun  maker, 
to  mixs,  L.  t  e'k-oa. 
monster  in  sea,  L.  ifv'knim  (=  cause 
of  evil),   H.  ia'knis  (=  evil  in 
sea), 
moon,  L.  mu'k'ola,  A.  H.  no'si,  G. 
gyidzo'a  ;  A.  in  myths  Kye'lo- 
yak-aine  =  the  first  one. 
morning,   L.  na'n'it   (=  light),    H. 
wi'oll,   k'oa'k-aai'la,    G.    na'q- 
k"oa. 
mortar,  H.  lUEkoa'lse  (— atse,  recep- 
tacle). 
mosquito,  H.  k'a'eqa. 
mother,  L.  N.  abE'inp,  H.  G.  abo'uk, 
N.  L.  at  (^said  by  children),  H. 
ma'ma  (^said  by  children), 
motion,  N.  H.  — nakula  ;  N..ma'na- 
kula,  ^0  swim  {==  fi.sh  motion) ; 
K-'omEim'kula,     getting    rich; 
H.  leina'kula,    to   go    toward ; 
tlana'kula,        bark       breaker; 
k'okEiia'kula,  axe  (see  To  hew); 
keina'kula,  to  go  straight  ahead. 

to  go  far  off  moving,  k-ui'sEtla 

'(s;ec  Far), 
mountain,  L.  ni'kye  (borrowed  from 
Nootka  (?)  ),    A.    k-"ok-8,    H. 
g'o'guis,  G.  wawe's. 

with  snow  on  top,  H.  nask'Era- 

•■         a'la    (na'e,     snow;    — sk-Eni, 
round  thing). 

. goat,      L.     mE'lqtlo,     H.     G. 

ts'ak-;       ts'a'k-gyila,       where 
many  — . 


mountain  kid,  H.  meinE'ntl. 

blanket,  L.  N.  pElpBlaskE'm, 

H.  ts'alsaqka'uU. 

tallow,  N.  ia'sEk'. 

rnouse,  N.  L.  gyigya'tsk',  A.  tsa'ml, 

H.  askyii'iiek-qs  (female), 
mouth,  L.  N.  A.  H.  G.  sums ;    N. 
— qsle  ,  ll'e'tsEqste,  skin  of  — 
(a'oaqste,  mouth);  ak-aqslalis, 
with  open  mouth  on  beach  (ak- — , 
open    mouth)  ;    pE'nkyulaqsle, 
chin  (=  below  opposite  mouth); 
te'kuqsta,   carrying  in  mouth; 
na'laqstala,    carrying     day    in 
mouth;    k'amquaqstalis,  feaih- 
ers  in  mouth  on  beach;  lia'paq- 
steya,      beard;     ekyut'eqsten, 
palate  (=  above oppodte  mouth); 
H.    — qlac  ;     lia'i)qae,      rras- 
tache;    feilqta'la,    a  cod;  hasq- 
ta'la,     council;    saliqie,     Hps; 
k'alqta'la,       labret ;      po'qlae, 
esophagus  ;  qtlqla'e,  pipe  stem  ; 
ll'oqia'la,  sick  at— ;  agya'qlala, 
to  scold, 
open  mouth,  N.  ak-— ;  a'kell,  —in 
house;    ak-aqslalis,    with   open 
mouth  on  beach, 
inside  of  mouth,  L.  N.  — cllqa'oe  ; 
N.  ll'Olbcilqa'oe,  skin—;  wa'- 
pellaqo'ya,  saliva;  H.  tl'oqoe- 
tlaqaua'la,  sick  — . 
mouth  ofrioer,  N.  a'hivve  ;  — siwae  ; 
liaiiHfei'wae,  canoe  at — ;  gyo'q- 
si'wae,  house  at  —;  tliQsi'wae, 
clover  root  at— ;ysaihU\iiiyi>Vwnti, 
river  mouth  dammed  up;  ha'lq- 
siuiilis,  killing  on  land  at  mouth 
of  river  ;  H.  K-'oiuubiwa,  JkJu- 
ropean  (rich  at  mouth  of  river); 
G.     wasta's  ;     gyutitUs,    house 
at—;  N.  kwa'k  (linalla./acwsf 
mouth    of    river;    kwa'kyutis, 
shorter    one   of   two   points    at 
mouth  of  river  (^compare:  gua— , 
north  ;  guape,  the  lower  one  on 


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(Nov.  IS, 


ricer  ;   — kyut,    oppotile;   — is, 

land), 
to   put  into    mouth,    N.   k-'a'sEla; 

woqsKm  k''a'sEla,  —  from  both 

sides, 
mouth  full  of  water,  N.  hama'la  (see 

To  eat), 
to  move,  change  home,  N.  k'o'stis. 
to  move  head  while  dancing,  M.  qufi'- 

neka  ;  gye'sEla  (in  songs.) 
to  move  wildly,  to  boil  (water),  N. 

p'o'leqola. 
murderer,  N.  kue'qHgyila  (^killing 

with  club)  ;  ky'e'luAy'eatjq. 
muskrat,  kyilu'k'. 

N. 

nail  of  finger,  L.  N.  O.  ts'E'mts'Ein, 
H.  ts'Emts'K'uikame. 

name,  N.  tle'qk'am  ;  Ue'kala,  to —  ; 
tlallikelii'lait,  every  one  — « 
him  :  a'nkoaqtias?  what  is  your 

—  ?  tIek-atE'ntlas  NsTnls^e,  my 
name  is  Nd'ntse. 

nape,  L.  a'wape,  H.  k-oa'kHkEne. 

narrow,  L.  ama'piioq  I'e'Hila,  nar- 
row (small)  road. 

navel,  L.  k'ElElo'koitse,  H.po'k'tse, 
G.  pE'tsdze. 

near,  L.  H.  nEqoa'la. 

nearly,  ha'lsEla  — ;  ha'lsEla'min 
we'tsKm,  /  teas  nearly  not  in 
time. 

neck,  L.  k''6'k"'6n  ;  N.  oqtliia'loc, 
posterior  part ;  oqa'oe  ;  — qaoe, 
anterior  part;  H.  k''ok'6'ue  ; 
— qaoa ;  petsEqa'oa,  wind  pipe; 
k''6t8aqa,'oa,  collar  bone;  k'6- 
k"oqa'oa,  Adam's  apple;  il'ak"- 
qa'oa,  neekring  of  bark;  tlo'- 
qoaqaola,  —  t«  sick  ;  —  ekyeua, 

—  posterior  part ;  llo'qouskye- 
na'la,  — 18  sick. 

neekring  of  lld'mata'a,  Tl.  tla'kak', 
A.  k-'ft'lamoil. 


needle,  L.  k'Ena'io,  H.  k"ori'()pa 
( — pii,  point). 

for    macerating    bark,   A.    H. 

tl'akoa'ne. 

nephew,  L.  N,  tlolG',  H.  116'eI. 

nest  of  bird,  H.  siwa'ise  ( — atse,  re- 
ceptacle) ;  k-Klqaila't^e. 

net  (vaiious  kinds),  A.  tlakim,  qu'- 
ulEm,  N.  gyigy'e'tlEiii,  H. 
yik'qk-,  k'oknoayai'o. 

nettles,  N.  Is'E'ntsEnqtlEm. 

new,  L.  a'lllsEm. 

news,  N.  is'e'Uwala  (see  FamouK). 

to  nibble,  L.  k-'eni'ttsao. 

niece,  L.  N.  llole'kMS. 

night,  L.  ka'nuti,  H.  rekk,  G.  g  a- 
nuil  ;  L.  nEk-e'kie,  midnight. 

nine,  N.  H.  G.  muwo's. 

nineteen,  G.  mouasgi'u. 

ninety,  G.  ni6pEnkyask'a'p6pi:r-. 

no  [i,  wi,  ky'c],  N.  wi,  not ;  ky'e, 
ky'e'us,  no,  none;  viV\ok-,none 
(obsolete) ;  wi'Eiuk'  'asEla'soqtis, 
with  what  he  was  not  satisfied  ; 
wi'k'as,  wi'k''asKla,  not  to  have 
enough;  ■^^'J'utI,  not  to  get  wMt 
one  wants,  wfVkyne,  not  quite 
full  (-  kyae,  top  of  box)  ;  wi'- 
tsEm,  not  in  time;  wio'sukuila, 
making  that  there  is  no  lime  to 
escape;  ia'qsum,  bad;  H.  ky'e, 
no;  iakH,  bad;  G.  wo'ilimas, 
weak. 

it  is  not  right,  N.  6'tsatla. 

noise,  N.  H.  — ala  ;  N.  ba'quyala, 
summer  song  (ba'qus,  time  when 
no  ta'etsd'eka  is  held)  ;  ts'c-'- 
k"ahi,  ts'etud'eka  song;  k'oe'- 
k'ouqala,  raten's  voice  ;  lia'sElii, 
loud;  kua'kunqs'ala,  council; 
hau&'q'ala,  baton;  sa'ollala, 
noise  if  falling  objects  ;  tloana'la, 
noise  of  falling  to  pieces;  qn'- 
nl'ala,  to  snore;  ds'iiqEla,  to 
sing  ;  H.  tliisa'la,  bad  tempered; 
tie'qala,  to  beat  time;  hai'lala. 


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[Fjhs. 


to  scold;  ke'q'aln,  noise  of  saw  ; 
G.    GuG'tala,     Tsimshian    Ian- 
gunge;  H.   — k-oivla;   N.   iso'- 
k-ouhi,  none  of  dancing  apron  ; 
ao'lak-ulii,  low  voice  ;  gyo'qgjo- 
k-oala,    noise  of  briaking ;  H. 
aikH'ek'ula,    good    noise;    G. 
nC'iltsa'koala,     Ileiltsuk      lan- 
guage ;  N.  H.  G.  — kyala  ;  N. 
he'ikyula,  noise;  kumlC'tikyala, 
noise;    ts'e'koikyala,    voice    of 
gull;  lui'inakyalaso,  hated ;  H. 
k-'oimisiuakyala,    white    man's 
language;    ky'G'kyala,   wooden 
trumpet;  Q.  awi'kyala,  correct 
language, 
noise,  N.  H.  ku'nqula  ;  N.  Ku'm- 
kumleqa'tse,  7iame  of  rocks  near 
Ft.  Rupert  =  noise   place  ;    H. 
kunqlalis,  noise  place, 
noon,  L.  iiEkii'la,  H.  k-'a'ck-ea,  G. 

k-Ti'slisa. 
Nootka  Sound  tribe,  N.  Tse'qllis'alq. 
north,  N.  gua'e,  gua'lse  ;  guac'iioq, 

northern  tribe  ;  H.  all't'l. 
north  wind,  11.  qaiO'tl,  A.  yuya'la- 

nok'. 
nose,   L.   iii'nts'as,   H.    nmuk,    G 
iiunia'q,  N.  — itlpe  ;  L.  kwa' 
•witlpo,  perforation  of  septum  ; 
N.   U'e'tsitlpe,  skin  of  —  ;  "B. 
—ill pa  ;  u'illpa,  bill;  tloqoetl 
pe'le,  nose  is  sick;  tlE'nk-oillpa, 
point  of  —  ;  k-oa'k-oiilpa,  per- 
foration of  septum, 
nose  ornament,  Tl.  kyfi'kuis. 
upper  part  of  nose,  H.  owaka'ois. 
nostril,  H.  iii'nts'as  (see  Nose), 
not,  N.  i<y'e,  G.  ky'Ci. 
notch,  N.  k  aq  ;  k'aqaqtla',  with  two 
points;  H.  k-aqdc,  notch  of  ar- 
rorc. 
novice    in    forest,    N.     gyi'egyila 
{=making chief);  d'e'k-Eiiiatla; 
tse'llEla,    —    ajter    his   return 
from  the  forest. 


0. 


obsidian  (?),  Tl.  tsk-uls. 
ocean,  N.  H.  tlTi'sak'  ;  tlaske'noq, 
people  of —  ;  tla'tlasik-oala,  t?iose 
on—;  L.  a'owekii,  foam  (?). 
cesnphagus,  H.  po'qtae  (see  Mouth), 
often,  N.  —PES  ;  dOk-ula'psEiillak-, 
I  sec  him  —  ;  ts'Eqk-'u'pESEn,  1 
am  —  sick;     -Elk-;  ts'Eqk-'- 
E'lEk-En,  I  am  —  sick  (see  Ex- 
pert), 
oil,  L.  k'ElF,  H.  tle'na. 
olachen,  N.H.  Ua'qun  ;  H.  tsu'quila, 
where  —  is  always  dried;    N. 
ts'E'mt'Ek-,  halfdrg;  wi'ol'En. 
old  man,  N.  k-'u'liak',  L.  no'mas  ; 
N.  NomasE'nqelis,  the  oldest  on 
farth  (— Euq,  edge);H.  no'mas. 
old  woman,  L.  N.  H.  llEkua'ne. 
old,  L.  k-c'ioil. 
old   {inanimate  obkcts),    N.   k'a'lla 

(see  Long  ago). 
O'mamis,  name  of  a  place. 
on,(\)  —  long  object,  N.  G.  6'kyena  ; 
N.  k'e'kyena,  many  on  log  ;  G. 
goa'kyena,  to  sit  on  long  object. 

(2)    —  flat  object,  N.    o'tsue  ; 

ka'sEltsue,  to  walk  —  ;  goa'- 
tsaoas,  settee  ;  H.  o'tsoa;  totsoa', 
to  walk  over  plank;  goa'isoa, 
to  sit  on  plank  ;  gofi'tsaill,  to  sit 
on  bed  in  house  ;  G.  ka'ltsoa, 
to  walk  on  plank. 

'  (3)  —  round  object,  N.  ok'une. 

(4)    —    a    pile     {on    surface), 

H.  — tlala;  dla'qolatlKla,  to 
stand  on  planks  ;  goa'latlEla,  to 
sit  on  planks, 
once,  L.  iiE'mp'ana. 
one,  N.  DEiiio'k';  NEnio'kuis,  tlie 
only  one;  NEmo'kyustalis,  the 
only  one  who  came  tip  out  of 
ground  ;  H.  niEn  ;  G.  noQ  ; 
miskEin,  one  round  object; 
mitsq,    —    long  object;   uiE'n- 


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Kqtla,  —  cup  ;    mKntsq,  twenty 
{one  man), 
one  another,  N.  G.  — np  ;  N.  niftk'- 
fi'p,  to  throw  —;  Or.  alqa'p,  to 
kill  — . 
one  eyed,  H.  k'oa'qsto. 
only,  N.  O'nia. 

ojieu,  N.  ak-— ;  ak'sta'la,  open  box; 
ak  Ti'tla,    open  mouth;  a'kctl, 
open  mouth  in  house;  aqstfi't, 
to  open, 
opposite,  N.  — kyut  :  nKqkyu'tis,  the 
one  —  outside  ;  nEqkyu'ta,   — 
rocky  place   ( — a,  stone)  ;  nKq- 
kyii'titl,  —  in  house  ;  kwakyu'- 
tis,  the  shorter  one  of  two  points 
at  mouth  of  r id,  ;  L.  pK'iikyu- 
taqsle,  chin   (=  below  opponile 
mouth)  ;    e'kyut'Gqslen,  palate 
(=  above  opposite  mouth)  ;  hei- 
tlkyuttsrina,  right  hand  {=righi 
opponte  hand)  ;    Iv-'6mkyu'iis, 
rich  one  opposite  on  land  ;  ' ' 
— kot  ;  hai'llkotliia,  rightsideof 
body  ;     liai'llkolkyane,     right 
hand;    G.     —kyut,     adzkyut, 
left  side, 
orator,  G.  ha'llEqtKqs. 
ornament    of    ear,     H.     nio'koato, 
distr.  nui'inkoato  ( —  alo,  ear ; 
mok,  —  tied  (V)  ). 
other  side  of,  L.  N.   apsut,   — sul ; 

k-oi'sut,/(7?'  other  side, 
otter,  L.  Tl.  qn'mti,  H.  k'u'la ;  G. 
kutlsk'c'qla  ;    H.  ky'u'ma,  — 
young, 
overhanging,  N.  tU"i'k''anuk. 
our,  N.  sins. 

outside,  N.  H.  —us,  is  ;  N.  bEg'u's, 
man  in  forest  ;  aq'a'lkus,  blood 
on  grotind  outside  ;  H.  tlo'k''us, 
country  bare  of  plants  ;  N.  H, 
—  lis,  Els  ;  N.  tu'qwuls.  to 
jump  uponground  outside  ;  kui'- 
Hals,  to  fall  — ;  d'apE'ls,  to  flood 
ground;   L.    lii'wils,    outside; 


tsKqtsEtk'oa'ls,  swamp  ;  H.  d'o- 
k'oliHKla,  to  look  out  of  house; 
k' USE 'Is,  wolf. 

out  of,  L.  N.— otll  ;  lo'otlto,  to  go  out 
of  canoe;  k'o'qoilisut,  to  take  off 
blanket ;'R.—M^9o&  ;  tQo'tltsoii, 
to  jump  —  :  su'lllsot,  to  takeout 
of  box  ;  gyaq'o'iltsoa,  to  come — . 

outside  of  home,  H.  G.  — aqse ; 
ts'oa'qse,  heraldic  column;  gO- 
a'qse,  to  sit  — ;  G.  go  I'qsii,  to 
sit  —  ;  ky'a'taqsut,  to  paint — . 

outside  oftchole  body,  N.  o'gwitue. 

outstretched  legs,  N.  ile'is  {—Cormo- 
rant Island). 

over,  N.  — tlane  ;  k-fi'ts-ollane,  to 
walk  over  log  ;  G.  — llna  ;  k'a'- 
llna,  to  walk  over  log. 

owl,  H.  tHtHnl. 


paddle,  L.  siwa'io,  H.  g'au'ma. 

to  paddle,  L.  N.  sG'quit;N.  lie'- 
niEuallEn  se'qoa,  /  always  —  ; 
H.  g'au'sa. 

pain  ceases,  N.  o'mal'et. 

to  paint,  L.  ky'fi'ta  ;  ky'a'taio,  brusJi, 
pencil;  H.  ky'u'ta  ;  ky'ai'e- 
noq,  painter;  ky'a'taqsut,  to 
paint  outside  of  house;  ky'a'tl- 
sEint,  to  —  outside  of  house  ;  ky'- 
a'tgyot,  —  inside  of  box. 

paint,  white  for  face,  L.  kuE'q. 

red  for  face.   It.   kuins,    H. 

gums. 

black  for  face,  H.  ts'o'lsEtlEnik, 

palate,  L.  e'kyuteqslen  (=:  above  op- 
posite mouth). 

palm    of   hand,   H.    pak  'atlkya'ne 
( — kyane,  hand). 

panther,  L.    mami's,    K.  bEle',  H. 
natl'ai'a,  G.  maya's. 

parents  of  twins,  N.  yikwi'tl. 

part  of,  N.  — k'tis. 


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[Bonn . 


participle,  N.  — so  ;  — sue,  the  one, 
who  — . 

passice,  — k'  ;  li-'a'mgyik',  bit- 
ten; hamiifi'k',  etitcn. 

parting  of  hair  of  woman,  L.  kiiT^'- 
Hita  ;  H.  k-'aqtpa'ls. 

p  irtridge.  It.  k'uku'in. 

to  pass  by,  to  go  past,  N.  li'i'k'a  (la—, 
to  go  ;  — k  'a,  reaching  toward) ; 
ts'G'k-of',  passage. 

passage  where  travelers  meet,  N. 
kyi'mkit. 

past,  N.  — tt"'is;  Qua'kunat("'is,  broken 
canoe  ;  H.  — utile  ;  gyiroko'lle, 
broken  canoe. 

P'a'tsis,  name  of  place, 

to  ]iay,  L.  k'5'na. 

to  pcdoff  cedar  bark.  L.  A.  si'nga. 

peUis  bone,  H.  kwfi'kolKqlle  ( — qtle, 
hind). 

pencil,  L.  ky'u'taio  (=  painting 
instrument). 

penis,  N.  oqsak'fi'oe  ;  raoqsak'il'oe, 
with  tied  — . 

jKojile,  L.  bfi'k'um,  H.  bKgim'num  ; 
N.  — eaoq  ;  Tlask-'u'iioq,  jwo- 
2ile  of  ocean;  niu'q'enoq,  2^»r- 
suing  secretly ;  H..  lia'lq'enoq, 
murderer;  H.  — itq,  K-o'k'uitq, 
Witle'tq. 

perfect,  real,  N.  aowi'la,  rough  sea; 
Or.  awi'kyala,  correct  language. 

perforation,  N.  H.  koa —  ;  L.  koa's- 
koanf',  —  of  ear;  kua'willpr', 
—  of  nose  ( — itlpO,  nose);  H. 
koa'koathoa,  —  of  ears  ( — atlioa, 
ear);  koa'koitlpa,  — of  nose. 

pestle,  H.  niEkoa'io. 

pillow,  L.  k'c'i'null,  H.  k'ai'notl. 

pine,  L.  qa'qumb  ( — mis,  tree),  A. 
fi'nHit. 

jnpe,  L.  H.  wa'q'atse  (=  smoke  re- 
ceptacle), G.  k"a'k-i)atsu  (k-ak-- 
pa,  smoke). 

pipe  stem,  L.  lla'noe,  H.  qllqta'o 
( — qta'e,  mouth). 


to  pity,  N.  waialinitKiitla'soq,  /  — 
him;  wa'iatigyilak',  not  pity- 
ing any  one. 

place,  N.  — lis;  iua'lis,  where  always 
wind. 


N.   — us,    as, 


— las  ;    k'r'ns, 


wash  line  {drying  place);  ku'iV- 
tokwas,  grassy  — ;  k  o'lsidas, 
where  always  feasts  are  ginen  ; 
sakwa's,  cutting  place  ;  gy'6'16- 
tas,  porpoise  place  ;  gofi'tsaoas, 
settee  {sitting  on  place);  H.  1k- 
gui'las,  fire  — ;  alaea's,  grave- 
yard; G.  tl'e'las,  store  (selling 
place);    ku'l'ilas,    bed   (sleeping 

-)■ 

N.  — at  ;  ts'iVkuat,  egg  island. 

H.  — cles  ;  tluac'les,  store. 

H.   — a'se,   tlq'r'ii'si!  ;  lianoa'su 

H  gy'lloa,  place  of  canoes  in 
tcoods;  gy'iloaaia'se,  — of  canoes 
on  beach. 

H.  —  C-noq  ;  koO'saenoq,  where 

nlw'iys  snow;  iolaeiioq,  where 
always  wind, 

where  always  something  happens, 

—  lEius,  N.  k'ofi'iastEms,  ichtre 
always  whales;  gyu'qlKins,  vil- 
lage site;  k-uI'lastEms,  feasting 
place;  hiik  oqtEms,  fighting 
'j)lace;  G.  — lEma  ;  gyfi'qtKma, 
village  site. 

to  plait  a  braid,  L.  k*'a'sk-Elqtle, 
H.  k'a'tla. 

platform  of  canoes,  H.  hfi'wanak-k'. 

of  house,  L.  paT'iil,  H.  CHsaua- 

I'tl  ( — ill,  in  house). 

to  play,  N.  a'mlla  ;  hania'tlala, 
women  — . 

iwint,  —pa ;  N.  wi'llpa,  lance ; 
Ts'i'lkyEiiipa,  feathers  on  top  ; 
mo'meqpa,  white  headed  ;  gua'- 
pO,  lowest  house  on  river;  niA'qpt', 
end  ;  awi'tlpe,  —  of  land  ;  ope, 
point  ;  ma'tilpe,  point  of  Ma'- 
tagyila;  aiHpa,«/irt7'p — ;  iO'iHpa, 


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dull  (=  bad  point)  ;  k'o'm- 
pigyilis,  richest  inland;  gjo'- 
k'opaaila,  house  at  point;  iVi- 
gyispalis,  sandpoint;  H.  k(  6'ni- 
pa-ul,  to  break  off— ;  tlE'iikoill- 
pa,  "point  of  nose  ;  hu'iitlKiiipn, 

—  of  arrow  ;  goa'pa,  to  sit  on  — ; 
sK'msEmspa,  tiinutl  {=  movth 
at  both  ends);  O.  ssi'iipa,  sharp; 
paspE'luQpa,  dull. 

poison,  N.  wii')agyila(tn  song—mak- 
ing people  die),  A.  H.  au'qsole. 

pole,  — pKk";  N.  iau'apEk-,  mast 
(=  wind  pole);  sKiUle'pKk-, 
flag  staff;  is'e'qpEk-,  dancing 
pole;  moqpEk",  heraldic  column 
(=  tie  pole,  —  to  which  blankets 
are  tied);  lia'mspEk-,  hamats'a 
pole;  H.  yai'uaspEk',  mast 
(=  wind  pole). 

pole  for  roasting  salmon,  H.  trO'in- 
sano. 

of  tent,  H.  tl'u'qsEm. 

poor,  N.  wu'natle. 

porcupine,  N.  nie'Hite,  H.  nut,  G. 
nulii'k'ame  (=  greatest  fool) . 

porpoise,   N.    gy'o'lol;    gy'o'lotas, 

—  place;  H.  tra'llEla,  G,  gyi'- 
lill. 

post  of  house,  L.  tlam,  H.  ts'O'witl 
( — ill,  in  house). 

carved,  H.  te'intsoe'll. 

potato,  L.  kas. 

potlatch,  L.  N.  ia'k'oa ;  ia'k'ola, 
w/tat  is  gicen  in  — ;  Haaqkola'- 
llKmtika,  woman  always  giving 
away  presents  in  potlatch  ;  liii'q- 
k  olatl,  always  distributing 
blankets;  p'asu',  to  distribute 
blankets ;  p'asa'gyila,  to  make 
potlatch  ;  p'e'p'ayala,  to  pi'om- 
ise  to  distribute  blankets;  mu'qoa 
(in  songs),  to  give  ten  blankets  to 
each  guest;  ma'qoagyila,  to  give 
a  feast  during  which  ten  blankets 
are  given  each  guest;  ma'qola- 


gyilis,  nuVisisla'llsa,  to  gice  ten 
blankets  to  each  per  sort  tf  all 
tribes  (f  the  world  ;  llri'qoleleni, 
to  give  feast  during  which  twenty 
blankets  are  given  to  the  opposite 
gens;  wu'lusila  (,=^  to  make 
great),  to  give  feast  during  which 
fifty  blankets  are  given  to  guests  ; 
la'qt'ut,  to  gice  a  feast  to  ti  c 
opposite  gens;  hv'qrolpEs,  one 
who  always  — ;  mu'le  {obsolete), 
to  distribute  blankets;  hati  a'la 
gyilatl,  always  distributing  blan- 
kets ;  nnia'qut,  to  give  away 
copperplates  or  other  objects,  a 
pile  of  objects;  ama'qulatl,  al 
ways  giving  — ;  H.  iii'iiii,  pot- 
latch ;  tlOola'qa,  —  dance;  lli 
E'nq,  ti7ne  of — ;  Tl.  k  uiila'- 
qulus,  potlatch. 

potlach,  notice  to  friends  that  a  jtot- 
latch  will  be  given,  N.  tlc'lala, 
H.  tlea'la. 

invitation  to  potlatch,   L.   N. 

tl'}'la,  H.  tle'lla. 

powder,  L.  ts'o'laio. 

to  praise,  N.  a'miaqa  ;  a'miaqet,  t?ie 
onepraised;  H.  k-antsamiqak'- 
800,  Ood  (=:  our  praised  one)  ; 
N.  tsElO'k'a  (see  Famous). 

precious,   N.  k*'ai'uq. 

topretend,  N.  — bulla;  hama'bullEn, 
/  —  to  eat ;  me'qabuilKn,  1  — 
to  sleep. 

pretty,  N.  aikya'oe  (=  good  fore- 
head); G.  aiku  s  bEgua'ouui,  a 
—  man. 

puffin,  H.  owFllpa  ( — itlpa,  nose), 

to  pull,  L.  kH'i'miuit. 

to  pull  canoe  into  water,  L.  wTquit, 
H.  tluqsta'ui  ( — sta,  water;  — ut, 
V.  a.). 

to  pull  out  from  among,  N.  nEq'ak'- 
a'la  ( — ak-a,  among). 

to  pull  out  hair,  L.  k'ula'  ;  k'ulai'6, 
tongs. 


IR02.] 


[ninis. 


pupil  of  eye,    L.    ts'iVls'olik*,    H. 

bu'koanEinstoa  {  -  manin  eye), 
purpose,     N.    hc'iiuma  ;    — nuiniv ; 

k'ak-otla'numii,  I  come  to  learn, 
to  pursue,  L.  ka'keiiit. 
secretly,  N.  i»uV(ia  ;  ma'q'i-noq, 

killer  tchale  (—  knowing  to  — ). 
pus,  L.  tl'op, 
to  push  canoe  into  water,  H.  tKista'ut 

( — sla,  water), 
to  push  canoe  ashore,  H.  tlqsiali'sa, 

tlqsia'ut. 
to  put,  N.  muqtsa'Ia,  —round  thing 

into  box  (muq— ,  round  thing; 

— tsu,  into ;  —la,  v.);  muqwi'l- 

SEla,  —  round  thing  outside  on 

ground ;sKn'at\\.fi'iit,  ky'aua'la, 

—  long  thing  into  box  ;  lEq'u'tl- 

tsut,  to  —  blanket  into  box  ;  H. 

gyetsoa'la,  something  long  that 

has  been  —  into  box. 
to  put  on  blanket,  N.  k-'6qtgii'la,  H. 

ko'iin'it. 
hook  into  water,  L.  Is'E'qstEiit. 


Q. 


Qd'eqaes,  name  of  tribe. 

Qa'ida,  name  of  tribe. 

Qd'eas,  N.  7iame  of  extinct  tribe. 

quail,  Tl.  kui'lkau. 

quartz,  A.  N.  qu'ela. 

quick,  L.  ba'nakue,  H.  halakyelaks; 

lia'liikEla,  to  work  —;  he'iiala, 

to  icalk  — ;  I'Ha,  fast, 
quiet,  N.  tEnii'lk-oatla,  omatatla'la. 
quHt,  H.  niaknift'. 
quiver,  H.  ha'nllEmatse  (=  arrow 

rtceptacle). 
quotative,  N.  — lawe. 

raccoon,  L.  Tl.  N.  H  nia'yus ;  Nuq- 
nemis  name,  mayusodta'layilak'; 
A.  kue'k-qt. 


rafters,  L.  pu'(il)ala,  H.  rwaii'tll'a 
(running    from    ridge    to    side 
walls), kmim'uH  (running  length- 
wise,   horizontally  over  the  last 
named), 
rain,  L.  H.  G.  iu'koa;  H.  iukuG'noq, 
rainy  country;   iukoaihi,  it  is 
raining, 
rainbow,  L.  aai'iitlalii,  H.  miiisa'k'. 
to  raise,  L.  tlfi'a'it. 
herring  rake,  L.  tletai'6. 
rapids,  L.  ts'a'la. 
rattle,  L.  N.  Tl.H.  ia'lKn  ;  N.  kua'- 

qatEti,  tlokoala  rattle, 
raven,  L.N.  koa'vviiiii ;  k'oe'k'ua- 
qala,  rown's  cry;  H.  ?i,o'^,  G. 
ga'aq  ;  N.  ]i'\n,h)i\\t^,  flying  from 
one  end  of  world  to  the  other ; 
lE'wagyila,  heaven  maker, 
to  reach  towards,  N.  H. — k-a;  N. 
la'k-n,  to  go  past;  k'oa'ka,  to 
surpass  ;  kyi'mk'a,  to  meet ;  H. 
koe'k-a,  to  look  along  ;  tsE'k'a, 
to    throw    toward;    tsEk'a'nut, 
to  throw  at  — . 
to  reach,   N.   k-'o'lis,    reaching    to 

earth, 
real,  N.  H.  — kyas  ;  N.  gyilEmkyas, 
really     feared ;      lie'meskyas, 
real    chief;    bEgua'numkyaso, 
■  —  man  ;  kii'nquakyuso,  what  a 
thunder!  H.  k'c'kyas,  large, 
receptacle,   L.  N.  H.  G.  — atse  ;  L. 
N.   wa'Ciuue,  pipe;   niEna'tse, 
drum;  na'k'alse,  bucket ;  is'Ep- 
a'tse,  small  dish;  N.  a'watse, 
foam  place;  k'o'latsO,  wooden 
kettle;  H.  lia'utlEiimtso,  quiver; 
siwa'tsc,    nest;    k-'Elqaila'tse, 
nest;  da'dok-ola'tse,  armpits; 
te'qatse,   bladder;    ku'e'patge, 
large  blanket  basket;  tEngua'lse, 
grease     box;     kH'ElqsEina'lse, 
.white  —  blanket  box;  okwala'tse, 
woman's  working  box;  niEna'tse, 
drum;  ts'Epa'lse,  dish;  gy  'aiitla  - 


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lo'latH'-,  kettle;  O.  kii'k-paf?«. 
pipe;  ^yt^\)t\'\M',  wooden  ktttle  ; 
gy'aiilliilfj'liitsO,  kettle. 

to  reroter  one's  property,  N.  e'ttxiti. 

red,  L.  N.  H.  tla'k-oti ;  L.  ila'koa- 
Inii'kir,  evening  »ky ;  ilu'qHKin, 
red  blanket ;  H.  tia'oqsio,  — 
blanket  ;  tlfi'k-oi'um,  red  cedar- 
bark  head  rin(j  (  — eioii,  fort- 
head);l]akqa'oa,  red  cedar  bark 
neck  ring  (— qaoa,  mck);  \\&'- 
kota?,  alder;  O.  tlrt'qsto,  red 
blanket;  L.  N.  A.  tla'koa, 
copper. 

relaiivfs,  L.  tla'ln,  L.  N.  nallEm- 
wlwiit. 

L.  N.  H.   — Emp;    gagE'iup, 

grandfather  ;  nEjiii'mp,  father- 
in-law  ;  L.  N.  apii'mp,  mother; 
omp,  father;  py'imp,  sinter-in 
law;  H.  iin'my,  father;  qllEnip, 
uncle  ;  G.  — ap  ;  gagu'p,  graral- 
father  ;  apf,  father. 

refuse,  H.  — aoa  ;  lianinf^a'oa,  rest  of 
food;  k'ok'oaka'oa,  chips  (= 
refuse  of  chopping)  ;  kekeqa'oa, 
sawdust;— q\]<i(i {hind pa 't 'J)); 
lia'mts'aqlle'e,  rest  of  food. 

to  returr  L.  G'lsecta  ;  N.  k'antlo- 
gyiaqa'la,  when  I  return  (old 
form);  k'antlogyiaqe'llclo  (new 
form). 

to  take  revenge,  L.  k'es^e'to. 

rib,  L.  N.  k-E'lKui.  H.  liii'kya 
(— kya,  6«cA;(?)). 

rich,  N.  k-'u'yamala  ;  k'o'mallan, 
lam — ;  K-'6'inpigyilis,  richest 
on  earth;  K'o'mkyu'tis,  the 
richer  one  opposite;  K'onik-'- 
onikili'kya,  richest  of  all;  K-'o- 
mo'k-oa,  rich;  K'oniEna'kula, 
getting  rich;  K''o'm6yue,  rich 
one  in  middle;  H.  K'omusiwa, 
European  {rich  at  mouth  of 
river  (?) ). 

right,  N.  he'illala,  itis—;  be'ilkyut, 


right  aide;  lirilkyntlEnutlEiiir', 
right  side  of  face  ;  hcilla'lit,  to 
arrange  bed;  lif-'iligylla,  to  cure, 
to  viend  ;  lit'ili'gya,  shaman  ; 
H.  lia'iilkot,  right  side  ;  hailc'- 
llatl,  to  cure;  liailc'kyn,  sha- 
man; O.  hfi'ltlkyut,  right  side; 
liailikyahi,  shaman. 

right,  it  is  not  right,  N.  u'Isatla. 

rim,  N.  H.  oe'sta  (see  Around). 

hollow  rim  of  lid  of  box,  N.  lia'- 

k'k'. 

to  rise,  L.  Ifiq  ai'kyeta  ku'aiiila, 
smoke  rises  {^^  goes  up);  knaq- 
jifi'lla  it,  river—;  N.  la'nisc'a'- 
gyilis,  sun  rises  ;  A.  toatusKla'- 
gyilis,  sun,  rises  (^,t'e  Down 
river). 

river,  N.  H.  wa,  G.  wap  ( --  water). 

road.  L.  I'e'iiila  ;  G.  k-'a'ili6vva,  to 
walk  on  — . 

to  roast  salmon,  H.  ll'o'pa  ;  L.  ll'o'- 
puk',  roasted  salmon. 

robin,  N.  Tl.  H.  ku'liEin. 

to  rock  cradle,  L.  te'kiila. 

rock,  N.  — a;  wl'ii'.koa,  rocky 
place  («*ec  Stone),  > 

roe  {unlaid),  L.  H.  (riyi^yim  (H. 
k'u'tE(?) ). 

{laid),  H.  d'ato'k. 

salmon  roe,  L.  k-O'ni,  H.  kai'ne. 

to  roll  up  a  thing,  N.  lu'k-oa,  L. 
kii'i'lHSEQit  {to  icind  a  ball  of 
string). 

roof,  L.  soo'k". 

roof  boards,  H.  lia'vvas. 

roots,  N.  L.  tl'o'pikH,  H.  U'o'kum. 

edible,  L.  nio'i'aqsten,  qa'tEin 

(=:mee'ii,  Qatldltq),  ts'a'kyus  ; 
tliqsi'm,  clover  root;  A.  Qo'kum, 
Indian  rice;  t'o'qsots. 

rope  of  ^seaweed,  "H.  sa'nap'at. 

rope,  L.  ts'a'eqan,  H.  ts'a'iq. 

large,  heavy,  N.  ta'tuwiqoll. 

of  cedar  bark,  L.   mo'koanoe, 

H.  milk*. 


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n 


[noiiR. 


rope  of  »kin,  H.  kTi'lsn  (see  Skin). 

— —  of  Hjtruce,  roots,  L.  U'o'piku, 
H.  ll'tVkum  (see  Hoot), 

of  cedar  (wi(/H,  L.  tlK'nukyft. 

rough  sea,  N.  p'o'lck-olii'iimH,  vuik- 
ing  sea  rough  ;  niiwl'lii  ;  auwi- 
liikyilliinnk,  having  rough  tceulh- 
cr  and  sea  ;  H.  lla'qoln. 

to  speak  with  rough  voice,  N.  (lu'la- 
will  ilk 'ula. 

round,  L.  ki'liisKiii,  H.  lo'qsKm  ; 
l()'(|.sEiuitl,  round  thing  on  floor , 
N.  muk-ola,  moon  {p=  round 
thing  put  down);  pri'knqtleiuo, 
round  thing  is  in  box. 

outside  of  round  thing,  — ki\m, 

— k'Em,— sEin;L.i)Enk-E'mHit, 
to  look    dawn    (pEu — ,    down; 
— k'Ein,  outside  of  round  thing, 
face;  — nit,  v.);  cikyak-E'irinit, 
to  look  up;  N.  o'siiEiuf',  outside  of 
round  object ;  marnusk'aiiiEE'n- 
koa,  carrying  four  round  ones  ; 
Airitsumsk-amlill,  covered  with 
haliotis  in  house;  lo'sEimiit,  to 
uncover  face  ;  kuu'kiuisKin,  bis- 
cuit;   H.    nask-Enia'la,    moun- 
tain with  snow  on  top;  la'knimt, 
to  cover  face  ;  tl'a'ijk  am,  front 
of  box;    o'&k'amc,    outside   of 
round    thing;      ts'e'koisk'EUi, 
icash  bowl;  goa'sk"ainils,  to  sit 
outside  on  round  thing  ;  tl'o'q- 
sEinla,  mountain  bare  of  plants; 
qaii'sEint,  to  tcash canoe  ;  alnsi- 
nia'la,  blood  on  a  round  thing, 
to  run,  N.  ts'ao'llEla,  — into  house; 
H.     gy'eqscsta'la,     —    around 
( — istu,    around);    gy'e'qoulut, 
—  toicards. 
river,  N.  tsiua'la,  H.  tsc'iiEla. 

S. 

sacred  object,  N.  k'ii'mina. 
sad,   L.  tsiqe'la  na'k'oO  (=7i€art  is 
sick). 


sail,  L.  ifi'onpEin,  H.  yai'iiaslEm  ; 

yai'uiUsk,  —  hoisted;  O.   yal'- 

wadzEm  (from :  wind). 
saliva,  L.  wa'petlaqo'ya  (—  water  in 

mouth) . 
salmon,  H.  O.  iiiea'  ;  H.  mii'agyila, 

where    nUoays  salmon  ;    H.    G. 

niame'a,  to  catch —  ;  H.  uiaiiic'- 

a>-ila9,  where  always   houses  on 

beach  for  catching  salmon  ;  N. 

nia'wa,  salmon  trap. 

dog  salmon,   L.  k'oa'qiiiy  ;  H. 

gou'qaiiis. 

upring  salmon,  L.  su''.8'Em,  H. 

liai'sEii,  Q.  k  ups. 
cohoes  salmon,  Tl.  tsawu'n,  G. 

tsu'En. 

sockeye  salmon,  N.  mGtH'k". 

sp.f  Tl.   liaiiu'n  ;  sp  ?  A.  tlo- 

qo'laniis. 

humpback  salmon,  N.  G.  ky'- 

fi'pc. 

hooknose  salmon,  H.   was,    G. 

nvima'q'i. 

to  catch  salmon,  L.  wu'yala. 
salmon,  split,  L.  t'a'lEk'. 

dried,  L.  ky'u'loq,  H.  qam'a's. 

roe,  dried,  H.  k'akiik. 

salmon  berry  bmh,    L.    k-'ca'tlmis 

( — mis,  tree), 
salt.  It.  tEmsii ;  tE'mp'a,  salt  taste 

(— p'a,  taste), 
sand,  N.  eiky'es  {=good  beach);  ei- 

gyispalis  (see  Sea),  sand  point 

on  beach;  G.  aigyitsui's. 
satisfied,   N.  mE'utlee,  H.  pa'nkia 

(see  Stout), 
to  save,  N.  na'la. 
saw,  H.  keqseyai'6  ;  keq'a'la,  iiotse 

of — ;  kekeqa'oa,  sawdust, 
to  say,  N.  nekusewe'tiku,  they  — 

to  me. 
scalp,  H.  kunuqtle'e. 
scar, ,11.  k-oa  —  ;  k'oate'oae, —  on 

/ore/<e«rf;k*oatsa'ne, —  onhand; 

k'oalE'miga,  —  on  cheek. 


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li:; 


HI 


to    scold,    H.     agya'qtala    ( — qta, 

moutJi). 
to  scratch,  L.  tla'qa,   t'al'i'qteanak 

( — tsana,  hand), 
tea,  L.  H.  tEmsQ,  Q.  dEuiQS  (?),  L. 

ao'waky  (/warn  (?)  ). 
in  sea,  — is ;  N.  tsa'ek'is,  secret 

in  water;   k"'a'iiii9,   crab;  H. 

ia'knis,    monster  — ;  k'a'lkun- 

tsis,  body  on  bottom  of  sea. 
on  sea,  N.  — tie  ;  nako'yuitle, 

middle  of  something  on  sen. 
sea  egg,  large,  L.  iiiEse'k',  H.  ts'K 

kui'lse. 

small,  L.  Tl.  H.  Ji'mtEm. 

seal,  L.  N.  me'kual,  ditr.   nie'em- 

koat ;  memG'koatk',  eating  — ; 

A.  H.  G.  sagu'm. 
young,  L.  kHE'miasto,  H.  wu- 

le'q. 
sealion,  L.  N.  G.  tle'qen,  H.  mau'- 

akya ;   mau'akyantEM,   sealion, 

island. 

young,  H.  k'ta. 

seamonster,  H.  La'nak'atse  {=  canoe 

receptacle). 
sea  otter,  N.  H.  k"'a'sa  ;  N.  k'a'sas- 

qEin,   —  blanket;  H.  k'ak  &'- 

soil,  —  blanket ;  G.  a'ng  usta. 

young,  H.  tsi'sa. 

sea  snail  (holothuria),  Tl.  H.  a'las. 

seaweed,  dried,  H.  tlk''ast. 

to    search    among,     H.     le'll'aka 

( — ak'a,  among), 
secret,  N.  ts'e'k-a. 
to  see,  N.  do'k'oala  ;  d'o'qtsas,  seer 

(shaman   seeing  soul    of  dying 

person);  G.  do'k'ula  ;  H    d'O'- 

k-la. 
self  torture   ceremonial,    N.    hawi- 

na'tl. 
to  sell,  N.  la'qoyd,  la'qut ;  laqota'io, 

something  sold, 
semiliqiiid,  L.  k'E'nkya. 
to  send,  H.  ia'pa. 
settee,  N.  gofi'tsoas  (=  sit  in  place). 


$tun,  H.  a'tlibu.  G.  mallo's  ;  masE- 
oio's,  —  round  objects;  mats- 
ln'o'a,  —  long  objects  ;  matlqlla'- 
us,  —  eups. 

$erenteen,  G.  matla'sgiu. 

uunljf,  G.  mallpEukyask-'a'po- 
pEna. 

t'(^$«:m,  L.  k  'a'na  ;  k-'a'naio,  thread; 
H.  g'a'na  ;  g'anama'las,  thread. 

tMdote,  Im.  gyagu'mas. 

gttaft  of  double  headed  harpoon,  H. 
ntaViatl. 

t<f  $hnke,  V.  a.,  L.  iu'winelitl,  qoa'- 
yusRla.N.  k'lifi'yakulaC — akula, 
motion  ("!)) ;  nfi'uatlis,  shaking 
hit  ffreatness  (song). 

,  H.  — nila,  — Hula;  ya'iawinila, 

ja'wifiila,  shaking  himself  (host 
at  tseAm'ek'a). 

thaman,  N.  Tl.  paqa'Ia,  L.  N.  nau'- 
alafc',  lie'ilikj'a  (only  when  con- 
juring disease  =  mender),  H. 
ba'eka,  hailo'kya,  G.  liaili- 
gyila. 

$hamf,  H.  ma'iits'a. 

$hark,  H.  k-oa'k'oina. 

uliarp,  L.  a'inpa  (=  good  point),  G. 
»i'Hpa. 

t^ji  »fiarpen,  "L.  t'tVii'it. 

*htH«,  L.  wii'taic),  H.  k''6'k*oegya 
(— egya,  back). 

«Mlf»h,  H.  kyaoe'k'am. 

»fdtibone,  N.  — p'ekyc,  6'p'ckyc ; 
k-'6k-(xip'e'kye,  knot  on  lowt:' 
pfirt  of  tree  (see  Leg  below  knee) . 

tfiirt.  It,  k'E8Eiia'e. 

«A//«,  I*,  t'e'paio,  H.  k  e'naq. 

U/  $hoot,  L.  ha'ntlitl,  G.  La'ntla ; 
bS'ntlEm,  arrow  gun. 

tihore,  far  from  — ,  L.  Ila'ilasati  (see 
Oeean). 

fo  go  close  to  shore,  L.  la'gyil'u 

(=  to  go  landward). 

$h«rt,  H.  tsE'kiM  ;  isEkua'la.  short 
riner ;  is'e'isakuila,  to  shorten 
life  ;  L,  tsEkuE'qst,  a  —  man  ; 


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tsu'qpitu,  sJiort  (— pitu,  small); 

H.  ts'Ek' ;  qa'piif),  a  — man; 

N.  nEiiia'lis,  sliort  Heed 

shoulder,  L.  tla'stlalO,  H.  G.  6'qulna. 

shoulder-blade,  L.  pa'lots,  H.  tla'k-'- 

otEn. 
to  show  one's  teeth,  L.  ni's'lt. 
to  shred  cedar  bark.  A.  tsqa. 
a  shrew,  H.  tlHsEla'k's  (k-s,  woman)- 
to  shut  door,  L.  ku'E'minit. 
«ic^-,N.  L.  ts'e'uila;  ts'c'uila  na'k-oc, 
heart  sick  =  sad;  ts'enfi'tola, 
ear  is  — ;  ts'iHtsaUi,    headache 
(=  sick  inside);  ts.'E'qkan  he- 
menatlama,    /  am  continuallii 
sick;  ts'Kqk-'E'lkEn,  ts'EqkTi'- 
pESEn,   I  am    often    sick ;    H. 
tl'oqoa'Ia ;      tl'oqnatoa'la,     ear 
is  — ;  troqoetraqaua'le,  mouth 
inside — ;  tl'oqk'ea'lC',  head — ; 
troqoetlpe'le,    nose  — ;   tl'dqo- 
ma'le,     face    — ;    troqstoa'lc, 
eye — ;  tl'oqoaqfi'ola,  throat — ; 
troqoaskyenri'la,      7ieck     near 
nape — ;  troqeioa'la,/>:>?'c/;ertfZ — ; 
tloqoaqtlali'.-Ela,  inside  htlly — ; 
tloqoapo'ala,  on  chest  — ;  Uoqo- 
ala'so,   in  chest. — ;    tl'ontti  la, 
mouth    — ;      tl'oqoana'la,      all 
over    — ;    tloqoa'la  s  gyi'lEiu, 
tongue  — ;  G.  ia'ku. 
tick  eye,  N.  g'ogume'k-Eno. 
side  of  a  thing.  6'nulsc  ;  a'llanutse, 
one  h^'    •  I  the  other ;  H.  astV- 
nolsEqlie,  leg  above  knee  {side  of 
hind  fart) . 

N.  onuilEmfila;  lioilkyollEnu- 

tlEme,  right  side  of  face  ;  gua'- 
nullEmr',  sitting  at  side  of  — ; 
gyogyokonutlEinala,  house  on 
cflc/tsidet//— ;gyo'gykc)uutlEni- 

ala,  someUdng . 

side  of  a   flat  ti  ing  =  edge,     H. 

onaqtV. 
sinew,  L..  H.  ad'E'm. 
to  sing  for  pleasure,  L.  f-ii'lala,  H. 


nd'iidva,  G.  lia'na  ;  lia'nqto'a, 
—  while  walking. 

to  sing  to  dance,  N.  tlE'iiqEla,  L. 
k-'E'mtEn(?). 

singing  master,  N.  na'k'at,  da'k'ola, 
H.  lia'iits'as,  distr.  liaia'Hts'as  ; 

the  three  assistants  of  singing  master, 
N.  giia'iiutlEine  (=  sitting  at 
side). 

<o»inA;a«(/?e,L.  ts'E'qslEntak'o'taio. 

river  sinks,  L.  kyo'tla. 

Sintlae,  N.  ancestor  of  a  gens  ;  sin- 
\\Q>k-,vm,  face  of —;  sintle'pEk-, 
flagstaff. 

sinus  of  hair,  H.  tsi'kyR. 

Si'siutl,  Jabulous  double-headed 
snake,  N.  H.  si'siuil,  H.  sE'm- 
sEmspa  (=  mouth  at  each  end). 

sister  calls  sister,  L.N.  nEme'mak'a& 
(— k-as,  woman),  H.  mEiiu'- 
yak's  ( — k'y,  woman). 

sister,  elder,  L.  N.  H.  G.  no'la. 

younger,  L.  N.  H.  G.  tsTi'ya. 

brother  calls  sister,  L.  N.  H.  G.  wa'- 

k'oa. 
vMevin-lnw,  N.  H.  gy'inip. 
to  sit.  N.  H.  G.  goa— i  N.  goa'qsala, 
—  incanoe;  gna'goagyilitl,  — in 
middle  of  house  ;  goa'iie, — in 
corner  of  house  ;  goa'goagilelas, 
sitting  down  in  house  without 
b'ick  support;  goa'tsaoap,  settee; 
goa'nutlEme,  silting  alongside ; 
H.  goa'tsaill,  —  on  bed;  goa'- 
sk-ainitl,  —  inside  a  thing; 
goagoa'k'itl,  —  on  top  of;  goa'- 
tsoa,  — onflatthing;  goa'laila, 
to  sit  onpla  hks;  g<  aiatlEla,  sit- 
ting down  on  chair,  on  planks  ; 
goa'qtoa,  —  on  iov,  point  of  a 
thing;  goa'pa,  —  on  point, 
front  end  ;  gcahi',  —  on  stone  ; 
goa'gyena,  —  on  long  thing; 
goaii'ioa,  —  on  point  of  a  thing; 
goa'qtlae,  —  on  hind  end,  go- 
u'qtis,  —on  beach;  goa'sk-am- 


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ils,  —  on  round  thing  outside  ; 
goa'luqtleas,  — on  roof;  goa'qs, 

—  in  canoe;  goa'ntEma,  settee  ; 
goa'qse,  —  outside  of  house  ;  G. 
goa'itl,  —  in  house;  goa'qtoa, 

—  on  top  of,  onjyoint;  goa'kyena, 

—  on  long  object;  goa'sk'am 
s  I'e'sEiii, — on  stone;  goa'itlo- 
wa,  —  under  cover. 

six,  G.  k'Etlo'q  ;  k''Eila'sk*Em,  — 
round  ones;  k-'Ella'tsq,  — long 
ones ;  k''Etla'iqtla,  —  cups. 

sixteen,  O.  k-'a'llagiu. 

sixty,  G.  k''allapEuk-'a'popEna. 

skales,  H.  gau'm. 

skillful  boatbuilder,  H.  a'tl'Eskio. 

skin,  L.  N.  tl'es  ;  tl'e'siape,  —  of 
upper  part  of  arm  ;  tl'e'lsepoe, 

—  of  chest;  tl'e'tsEqtle,  —  of 
crown  of  head;  tre'sEiiie,  — of 
face;  tl'e'tsitlpe,  —  of  nose ; 
tl'esi'ue,  — of  forehead  ;  tl'e'- 
tsane,  —  of  hand;  tl'etsetlqa'oe, 

—  of  inside  of  mouth  ;  tre'tsKq- 
std,  —  of  mouth;  K.  k'u'tsE  ; 
k'uk'uskya'n'^  —  of  hands; 
k'utsEiue'kye,  — of  back;  k'u'a- 
itie,  —  of  face;  k'utsikyatlkya'- 
ne,  — of  bach  of  hand  ;  k'uk'ut- 
sea'pe,  —  of  upper  part  of  arms; 
k'uk'usqla'mo,  — of  legs  above 
knee;  k'utsepo'a,  —  of  chest; 
k'uk'utsi'tsa,  —  of  feet;  N. 
k'ula'otl,  skin  blanket ;  G.  tl'es. 

of  heels,  H.  amea'tltsitee. 

to  skin,  L.  sfi'p'a. 

skull,  L.  qa'iiik'. 

skunk,  H.  ia'qp'ala  (=  bad  smell). 

sky,  N.  16'ua,  nfi'la  ;    nena'lanuk, 

changing  {having)  weather  ;  H. 

lEwa'. 
slabs  of  wood  sewed  to  hand  of  hawin- 

atl,  N.  se'quitBm. 
slave,  L.  7^.  k-'a'kyu,  H.  k-'a'ko, 

G.  k-'a'Ho  ;   N.  k'Hkakuisla'- 

lisla,  making  slaves  all  around. 


slave,  a  whole  tribe  enslaved,  N.  e'iatl- 

Ela  (i7i  song), 
to  sleep,  L.  N.  mc'q'it;  meqabu'tlEn, 

Ipretend  to  — ;  ky'e'sEn  me'q'- 

eqsta,  /  do  not  want  to  — ;  H. 

gy'a'tla;    gy'atle'qste,  wanting 

to  — ;  G.  ku'l'ill  ;  ku'l'ilas,  bed. 
sling,  Tl.  yE'nkn'aio. 
slow,  L.  oya  ;  H.  G.  we'iiala  (=  not 

fast),  to  walk  — ;    aua'kya,   to 

work  — . 
small,    N.    L.    arnii'E  ;    ama'Etiqc, 

smallest    (=    edge    of  small); 

ania'pito,  small;  amaineinEne'q, 

small  things    ( — niEneq,    small 

distr.). 
«.,  — piio;  N.  tsuqpiio,  short; 

gyokpilii,  —  house. 
divtr.,  — niEneq  ;  N.  gyokniE- 

ncq, —  houses;  QuakunamEue'q, 

—  boats. 

smallest,  — Enqe  (=  edge);  ama'- 
Enqe,  smallest;  ts'ctscqk'E'uqe, 

—  dancers. 

smallpox,  N.  tlEma'e  (=  boil),  ia'- 
kiiim  (cause  of  evil). 

to  smell,  L.  ine'sEla  ;  N.  ainp'ala, 
good  — ;  H.  ainp'ala  is  we'sura, 
good  smelling  man;  ia'Hp'ala, 
skunk  (=  bad  smell) ;  ua'qp'ala, 

—  of  smoke;  G.  Hu'mk'ata. 
smoke,  L.  N.  koaiii'la  ;  Kuaiiilano'- 

kumc,  who  has  most  smoke  (t.  e., 
always  giving  feasts);  H.  ua'- 
qEla  ;  ua'qpis,  smoker;  ua'qp'- 
ala, smell  of  — ;  uaqoaqtoa, 
smoking  in  walking;  uaqoaq- 
a'qtis,  smoking  on  beach;  uaq- 
a'tse,  ptpe;  G.  k'ak-pa,  to  smoke; 
kak'paqtoa,  —  in  walking; 
kakpatse,  pipe. 

hale,  L.  qsStla,  H.  waqa'wa. 

smooth ;N.  k'o'tsis,  — beach;  k-e'- 
tsltl,  —  house  floor. 

snail,  L.  koa'ts'Ek",  H.  K'oa'tas. 

snake,  L.  N.  se'lllEm  ;  se'ilis,  —  in 


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belly;  H.  si'tlEm,  G.  k'a'k-El- 

k'oa. 
to  sneeze,  L.  asiii'sit. 
to  miore,  L.  qE'nt'ala. 
to  snow,  L.  H.  G.  k'ue'sa  ;  H.k'ue'- 

Siimoq,ichere  it  is  alwiys  snotoiiig. 
snow  (on  ground),  L.  G.  nO'e,  H. 

na'e  ;    naskEina'la,    mountain 

■;.''';,i  snow  on  top. 
»()'•'.  !    lElk-. 
solt.  of  foot,  H.  tTi'pEm. 
solemn,  N.  btku'm  ;  BiVbekumlisila, 

making  solemn  in  house, 
something  in  eye,  N.  gyislo'c. 
son  (see  Child),  H.  liaii'ltse,  only — ; 

wala'qlle.  youngest  —   (— qtlo, 

hind);    no'lak'aine,    eldest    — ; 

g'au'ioa,  second  — . 
chief's  eldest  son,  N.  tleo'lE- 

k'anie. 
son-in-laio,  L.  nEgu'mp. 
song,    N.     ts'o'k-ala,     winter    song 

(— Tsetsa  ek-n,  noise);  baquya- 

la,     supi.ner    ung     (=  Ba'qus 

noise)     k*'  i',.itEin  ;    tsa'qalla, 

—  i.   q>   ri:  'lyasure. 
soring,  N.  k'  ;>  li'/iia, 
sorcsri'  (see  To  -twi*'  h). 
soul,  N.  bEgua'ii,  baq'una'e  (bEg— , 

7nan). 
sour,  N.  fa'k-a,  H.  ts'e'qp'a  (— p'a, 

taste). 
span,  L.  patl,  H.  op'E'nkir. 
spark,  L.  anopO'q'it,  H.  pc'gyak-ala. 

spt  -k  spirits,  N.  lUEnak'itl. 

;->  ,    ■''t  sj)'>rks,  L.  tlE'nisa. 

span-  II    -  'k  H.  I'i'Htegus. 

to  speal.,   "niL,  W,  ba'gnala,  H.  G. 

bgna'la  (-=  man's  noise);  bgO'- 

pF.s,  good  speaker. 
-,  female,  N.  G.  ka'kyala,  H. 

k'kyala     (--    woman's    noise); 

k'kyapc's,  good  speaker. 
N.  iii'k-'antal ;  ia'k-'egyatlEla, 

to  deliver  oration;  iu'k'antonoq, 

orator: 


to  speak  with  rough  voice,  N.  lla'la- 
wulak'ula. 

good  of  one,   N.  ai'irp'aiista 

(aiH,  good;  — p'a,  taste;  — qstu, 
mouth  (?)  ) ;  ia'qp'aqsta,  to  — 
had  of  one. 

N.   hri'sak'awasuG,    trying    to 

speak  loud;  eivva'la,  to  speak 
about  one's  wishes  {song). 

to  spear,  L.  sckya'. 

spider,  L.  yi'k'a,  A.  H.  liaunia'qa. 

spike  (of  spruce,  etc.),  A.  Uo'ii'ma- 
mo,  H.  mame'Em. 

to  spin,  L.  nie'ta,  N.  k-'Emk'a'. 

spindle,  N.  Hi'lp'aqsto. 

to  spit,  L.  kui'c'it. 

to  split,  N.  kue'q'it,  kua'qsant. 

ioood,'N.  tlE'inii'it,  H.  koa'k- — ; 

koak'tti'maluk,  splint  in  thigh. 

canoe  spi  ts,  N,  lio'uqoa. 

cedar  bark,  L.  pE'q'it,  A.  pa'sa. 

salmon,  L.  t'a'lek',  H.  ky'e'a. 

spoon,  N.  ts'e'qtla.,  large  —;  H. 
g'otai'O,  —  made  of  mountain 
goat;  ky'a'tse.iak";  tsya'laio, 
large  — ;  G.  hanidsai'6  (=:  eat- 
ing instrument). 

spring  of  water,  L.  ts'E'tHEla. 

of  year,  H.  G.  wia'gyloa. 

to  spudder,  L.  tsEo'quit. 

squid,  "N.  I'a'k'oa  ;  k'ak"6'mis,  — in 
cheek;  t'a'ekoll,  where  squids 
are  eaten;  H.  tk'oa. 

sp.(l),  N.  ky'i'nut. 

squirrel,  L.  tami'nas,  Tl.  nial,  H. 
tsa'mi. 

to  stand  vp,  N.  tlla'uis  ;  dlaskanui'- 
tlin,  /  —  facing  sea  ;  ii]sL'\\i{\, 

—  in  house ;  dlu'qoO,  proper 
place  of  each  gens  in  feast  ;  H. 
diaau's, —  outside;  dla'qolallKla, 

—  on  top  of  a  long  thing  ;  dla'- 
auwitl,  —  in  house. 

to  stay  at  home,  N.  nEk-a' ;  nsk  c's, 
always  —  ;  Nako'mgyilisila,  al- 
ways staying  in  their  own  country. 


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star,  L.  t'o't'o  ;  ama'qemisist'6't'o, 
shooting  — ;  H.  t'o'loa,  G.  ni- 
Hik'Kdzo'a. 

starfish,  L.  N.  k-atsk-. 

steady.  L.  t'a'aq. 

to  steal,  N.  L.  gyilo'lla  ;  L.  gyilo' 
tlik-,  thief;  N.  gyilo'lle, — on  sea. 

steamer,  N.  hc'k'ayala,  H.  Qu'lleala 
(=.fire  inside). 

to  steer,  H.  Ua'lanila  ;  L.  lliH'it, 
—  canoe,  pressing  paddle  from 
canoe;  tlo'k'umii,  —pressing 
paddle  towards  canoe. 

stein  of  canoe,  L.  a'kyiue. 

to  step  on  something,  N.  t'e'palla. 

stepchild,  L.  k'oao  (?),  N.  wawa. 

stepmother,  H.  a'patso. 

stern  of  canoe,  L.  N.  6'qlle  (  =;  hind 
part). 

stick  for  spreading  salmon,  H.  tU'i'- 
qEtn. 

"stick  shoe,"  N.  k-'a'k-anas. 

stomach,  L.  nuMcapoe,  H.  po'qmns. 

stone,  L.  N.  H.  Or.  t'e'suin  ;  N.  t'c'- 
sumtsE«,  made  of  —  ;  t'O'sum- 
gyiliik',  made  — . 

N.  H.  —a  ;  N.  iiEqkyu'ta,  oppo- 
site rocky  place  ;  kyfi'k-a,  found- 
ed on  stone;  immo'k'oa,  alone  on 
rock;  wi'iiakua,  rocky  place; 
H.  goala',  to  sit  on  — . 

to  stop  a  water  course,  N.  lsfi'[)a  ; 
isatsupatsi'wao,  stopped  mouth 
of  river. 

store,  H.  tleae'lea  {i=  buying  house); 
tle'ilks,  storekeeper  ;  G.  trO'las, 
tl'e'lgis,  storekeeper. 

stores  of  dry  salmon,  L.  heitle'lftio. 
story,  N.   nu'yaui,    distr.,  nu'iiim  ; 
nu'qn«ni8,  natne  of  all  animal* 
in  myths. 

stout,  L.  pEiitlo'ls. 

straight,  L.  N.  nEka'la;  niik  a'qaln, 
slow  measure  rhythm  (--  straight 
down);  H.  ke'inakulu,  straight 
ahead;  N.   h.xy'nn  {in  sang). 


strait,  H.  wuna'l'hus. 

s'rap    of  h'lslcet,    L.    k'Ti'tlin,    H 

tEiia'qotl. 
to  strike  with  fint,  N.  miii'I't ;  miir- 

slokvK'mt,  — face  ;  niiii'i'kyent, 

—  back  ;  ini'uilii,  drummer  ;  H. 
•mi';  minpta'ut,  to  bend  by 
■.king  with  fist;  G.  miiii'lis, 

,  .  ummer. 

against,  N.  t'iH'a'UR-la. 

H.   a'lqa,  G.  alqa  ;  alqa'p,  — 

one  another. 

irith  palm,  H.  tlfi'sa. 

a  dog.  H.  watso'la. 

with  hammer,  H.  mokoa'  (see 

To  bend), 
strong,  L.  N.  tlo'k'uitnis  ;  tlo'kum, 

cause  of  strength  ;  G.  tloQ. 
sturgeon,  Tl.  lia'iiak'ois,  H.  k'Ma'is. 
to  suck,    H.  tsfi'ina  ;   tsa'inamis,   to 

suckle, 
sugar,  L.  e'kyisila. 
summer,  L.   lic'ianq,  H.  G.  liai'uq 

(  —  anq,  time  of), 
sun,  L.  lle'sEla,  N.  ii'ta,  — as  deity; 

H.  G.  lle'iisioala. 
sunrise,  N.  toatusKlagyilis  ;  H.  lat- 

usKlagyilis  (=  goes  down  riocr 

on  earth)  ;  G.  k''eky6'ia. 
sunset,  L.  la'peta,  G.  Ifi'is. 
supcrlatioe,  L.  N.  H.  G.  — k'ame  ; 

N.    i'liak-ame,   fastest;    gycV- 

kaiiul,  greutent  chief  ;  no'lok'K- 

mae,  greatest  fool  ;  iio'lasnEk'K- 

nuiK,  eldest  child;  nEiiio'k-oa- 

k'aine,  all  alone  on  rock;  H. 

no'lak'amo,  eldest  child, 
supernatural,  N.  H.  tlokoa'la. 
to  support,  N.  tla'tEla  (  =  to  make 

stand)  ;  lla'lamin,  supporter, 
rurfaee  qf  sea,   N.  H.  — lie  ;  illas- 

k-'amil'ilin,  /  stand  facing  sea; 

gyilo'tlC',  to  steal  on  sea  ;  llatla- 

siko'ilikii,  here  is  a  canoe  with 
Tlatlasik'oala    ( — kii,  present; 

— lie,  on  sea);  H.  k'auk'oaiisK- 


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la'ktlc,    canoe  drifling  to  and 
fro;    nu'i'tlC'ln,     (o    swim;    G. 
liancihva'psiqe,  canoe  on  water, 
to  surpass,  N.  k'l  a'k"'a. 
to  swallow,  N.ni'±-o\ii'h\qom  ;  nEk*- 
E'k',   swallowed    (  =  eclipse  of 
sun);  H.  k'u'nquit. 
swamp,  L.  tsKqtsEk-oa'ls  (— als,  oi  *- 

side),  na'iiila. 
sweat,  N.  kO'sa  ;  H.  ko'npis,  sweat- 
ing, 
to  sicetp,  H.  ky'e'lla. 
sweet,  L.  Tl.  aiiip'a  (  =  good  taste), 
sweetheirt,  L.  wu'iela. 
when  always  high  swell,  H.  t'o'qKlis. 
to  swim,    N.    uia;    L.    uui'nakula 
(  =zfish  motion);  L.  lE'nisclaio 
(?);  H.  nia'ilEla  (7/i«7i,  =swm- 
ing    on  surface);    niunia'lania, 
children    trying    to    sioim  ;    H. 
k'ola'la  {fish),  Or.  k'ori'la  (^s/t)- 

T. 

tail  of  quadruped,  L.  hats'E'qslce 
(— qsle,  bottom)..  H.  ha'ls'iqlc 
(_qlc,  bottom);  N.  nu'naqslo, 
—  of  wolf  {■=  wolf »  end). 

of     bird,      H.      na'kyaqtlac 

( — qtlac,  hind). 

offish,  L.  ts'fi'snc,  K.  Is'anc't. 

of  whale,  H.  t'ck-aqlC  ;  tchite 

tailed  fox,  m6'k-'uqt  (  —  white 
tailed);  A.  kuc'qt,  raccoon. 

to  take,  N.  aq'c't. 

tall,  L.  gyi'ltKqst  (gyi'la.  —  long), 

H.  noa'kila. 
tallow,  N.  k'a'tsek  ;  H.  tl'a'lai,  go'- 

luk',  —  of  mountain  goat, 
taste,  N.  H.  — p'a  ;   a.  N.  aiiip'a, 

sweet;   L.    lE'mp'a,     salt;    H. 

ts'c'qp'a,  sour — . 
tear,  L.  kou'kuistoc  ;  tsc'Uaokula, 

to  weep, 
to  tease,  N.  mu'lila. 
to  tell,   L.    ne'tlaso  ;  —  myths,  N. 

uo'sa. 


temples,  pElnullRma'd  (  =  thin  side 
of  face),     H.     pa'spElG'     (see 
Ear), 
ten,  G.  k-'a'po  ;  k-'a'p'uskEm,  — 
round  ones  ;  k-'o'putsq,  —  long 
ones;  kapo  a  bEgua'num,  two 
hundred, 
thick,  L.  wok. 
ihief  L.  gyH'o'llik-. 
thin,  L.  pE'lpilo   (  — pito,   small); 

ka'iliiis  {ptrson). 
things   lying  about,  L.   t'a't'its,   H. 

manie'kyas. 
to  think,  L.  gye'gyek-a. 
thirstii,  L.  na'k-'cqst  (  =  wanting  to 
drink),  H.  tso'sellqta  (  =  dry 
mouth),  G.  tso'sEuii?,  iia'k-abu. 
thirteen,  G.  yudaqgrii. 
thirty,  G.  yfKliKipEnk-'u'popEna. 
thorn,  N.  k-'a'kane. 
thou,  L  N.  so'wa,  yull  ;  H.  kqso, 

k-qsoa'eoa  ;  G.  yi'qso. 
thread,  L.  k'a'naio  (  =  sewing  in- 
strument), H.  g'a'nEma'las. 
three,   G.   yudu'Q;  yudu'QSEni,  — 
round  ones;  yudfi'lsq,  —  long 
ones, 
thrice,  N.  yfi'duqp'ana. 
throat,  H.  k-'u'nkoas  (see  Neck). 
</<7'OM/7/t,H.— sToa;  iQsi'oa,  to  jump— ; 
laqsi'oa,  to  go  — ;  maqso't,  to 
throw  — . 
to  throw,  N.  niu'k-a  ;  maka'p,  —  one 
another;    mak'ii'io,    stick    of 
shaman  for  throiciug  (— ing,  in- 
strument),    nui'maka,     trying 
to  — ;    uiaq'e't,    to    drop;    H. 
maqsu't,  to  — through;  maqs-6'- 
stilt,  _  up  ;  maqlla'lisa,  —  into 
fire;   nu'i'k 'ak-a,    —    among; 
niak'a'neqaiit,   —  along;  nia'- 
qaullts'ot,  —  otit  of;  nm'qtsot, 
—  into;    niak-a'qot,  —  down; 
Or.  niu'Quit. 

..  into  canoe,  N.  lEkyfi.'8  ;  la'la- 

kyulsG,  throwing  eu,y  one  into 
canoe. 


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to  throw,"  to  throw  song  out  of  canoe," 
k-'amt'Emo'tliut  (k-'a'mtEin, 
song  ;  — otlt,  out  of  canoe  ;  — ut, 
V.  a.),  (i.  e.,  a  singer  in  the 
canoe  which  goes  to  a  feast  greets 
the  host  with  a  song). 

into  water,  H.  Hue'tltaut  (man, 

animal),  ts'aqsla'ut  {a  stone, 
— sta,  water). 

to  throw,  H. Is'Ek'anu't,  — towards; 
ts'aqsiaa'lsa,  — ashore;  ts'Eqa'- 
lilllla,  —  into  house. 

to  throw  copper,  paddle,  board  {flat 
objects  (?) )  into  house,  N.  sEpu- 
alitlsla. 

thumb,  L.  N.  k'o'ma,  H.  k-6'na,  G. 
k'auna'  ;  H.  kona'HsIiso,  big  toe 
( — Hsitse, /tfoO- 

thunder,  N.  ku'niQua  ;  ku'nualEln, 
noise  of — ;  ku'ii Quaky aso,  what 
a  — 1  G.  lu'qlisla. 

thunderbird,  L.  N.  Kunkuuquli'kya, 
N.  Is'o'iia;  ku'n'oas,  home  of — . 

tide  (current),  H.  ts'a'la. 

to  tie,  N.  moq  ;  mo'qpEk-,  heraldic 
column  {pole  to  which  \_bla7ikets'\ 
are  tied),  L.  mo'qult ;  N.  moq- 
sak'a'o,  with  tied  penis;  G. 
muk. 

time  of,  — Enq;  L.  lie'lanq,  summer; 
tsuwu'nq,  winter;  H.  tliK'nq, 
potjitch ;  liai'nq,  summer ;  tsa- 
wu'nq,  winter  ;  G.  hfiinq,  sum- 
mer ;  tsonq,  winter. 

to  be  on  lime,  N.  he'ilts'a  (see 

Right);  ■vvi'ls'a,  not  on  time; 
nio'sukuila,  making  that  there  is 
no  time  to  escape. 

tired,  N.  nia'mEntleas,  making 
him  — ;  mE'nll'et,  tired  of  eat- 
ing certain  things  ;  H.  tla'laso. 

Tiame'latse,  N.  Jtouse  in  which  tse- 
tsd'eka  is  held. 

tobacco,  L.  N.  H.  tla'uk". 

to-day,  L.  qoana'laq,  H.  goa'k-'Ela- 
ioq. 


toes,  N.  k'oa'k'oasltse  (— sItse./ooO. 
H.  k'oa'k"oaH9itse  (— Hsitse, 
foot). 

big    toe,     H.      k'ona'Hsitse, 

(=  thumb  of  foot). 

together,  N.  k-'ape' ;  k-'a'pC'g"all 
gya'qEii,  they  will  come  together 
to  me;  k"'a'peg'avvasllis,  they 
iDill  come  together  to  you. 

N.  ha'mk-olisEn,  leatwithyou. 

N.   gyiulikyEle,  parents  tcith 

children. 

N.  riKinfi'la,  A.  we'wauk'ua'si. 

to-morrow,  L.   llE'nstla,   H.  tla'ns- 

thus. 
day  after  to-morrow,  H.  tli'nse- 

tlals. 
tongue,  L.  H.  G.  gy'i'lEm. 
tongs,  for  pulling  out  hair,  L  k'ulai'o 

(=  pulling  instrument). 
jor  taking  oiones  out  of  fire,  L. 

ts'e'sllala    ( — llala,    fire);     H. 

k"oe'sten. 
tooth,  L.  N.  H  G.  gylgy  ;  N.  gyi'- 

gyallEn,   /  have  — ache;  gyi'- 

sEqstal,  cover  of  box  (=  teeth 

around  {1)  ). 
N.  (oHwe),  — ne  ;  k'aqne,  7iav- 

ing  lost  a  tooth  (=  notch  tooth); 

nae'nsHc,    with  decayed  teeth; 

lopHcpito,  you  have  no  teeth; 

H.  — Hsia  ;   ise'tseiisia,  having 

lout  a  tooth;  le'k-'eiisia,  having 

lost  all  teeth;   lui'peHsia,  chin 

beard  (=:  hair  tooth), 
top  of — ,  L.N.H.  — qile;  L.ma'kyaq- 

llaowc,  top  of  tree;  k*'a'msiQtle, 

lazy  on  top;   U'e'lsKqtle,   skin 

of  crown  of  head;  H.  ga'luqtleas, 

to  sit  down  on  top  of — . 
N.  — oqtoe,  H.  G.  — qtoa  ;  H. 

goa'qtoa,  to  sit  on  — . 
a  pile,  N.  oky'e  ;  okuyalis,  on 

top  of  a  pile  on  beach  ;  6'niagya- 

lis,  highest  of  all{'!);  H. — kuia, 

— kyioa  ;  lokoia',  to  walk  over  a 


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pile  of  planks ;    goau'ioa ;   Q. 
goa'gyioa.  to  sit  on  a  pile, 
top  of  basket,  box,  N.  — kyne  ;  we'- 
kyae,  not  quite  full;  H.  ky'a't- 
gyot,  to  paint  inside  of  box. 
torch,  H,  ano. 

to  touch,  N.  llo'pala  ;  ma'kyapala, 
—  almost;    mukyille'sula,    al- 
most touching  roof, 
towards,    H.    — alut ;    tQua'lut,    to 
jump  — ;  gy'e'qoalut,  to  run  —. 
town,     N.      gyok,      H.      gd'kula 

(=z  houses), 
trail  (see  Road),  N.  la'qso,  to  walk 

on — ;  H.  to'wi. 
trap  for  fish,  N.  mo'e  ;  nia'muqsila, 

taking  care  of  —  ;  G.  a'mala. 
trap  for  game,  A.  kupaio,  la'um. 
to  travel,  N.  e'iowa  ;  su'qoa,  —  in 
canos;     k'une'sta,     —     about 
(— e-^ta,  around);   K-unesta'la- 
gyilis,  always  traveling  about, 
tree,   L.   tla'qilos,    A.  k'na'^is,    H. 
lEk-oa'  {=fael) ;  k  oaaiyo'k'ula, 
lEk-oa'gyila,     country   full    of 
trees. 
L.  N.  —mis  ;  k-'oa'tlmis,  sal- 
mon berry  bmh;  qa'qumis,  pine; 
paa'qmis,  maple- i^:::^  leaf  tree); 
iiiiaqpfi'lamis,    fir;    tl'a'qomis, 
alder  (=  red  tree), 
to  tremble  with  hands,  dancing,  L. 

qo'lcqohi. 
tribe,  N.  H.  le'lk-olatle,  N.  G.  gyo'- 
ukl5t  ;  H.  go'uklot  (=  milage 
community), 
to  troll,  H.  k-'e'ma,  do'koa. 
to  be  troubled,  N.  no'tla,  tsiaaQua'la 

{in  song), 
trousers,  L.  k-qsls. 
trout,   L.   N.    ko'la,  Quitla'la,    H. 

tk-u'ne  ;  gole'sle,  speckled—. 
trumpet,  N.  Is'e'kOkyala,  H.  ky'e'- 

kyala  ( — kyala,  noise). 
to  try,  N.  wii'iisala,  let  us  try!  lia'. 
rnaa,.  trying  to  eat;  na'uak-a, 


[Boas. 

trying  to  drink  ;  kwa'na,  to  try  ; 

H.  lia'mats'a,  trying  to  eat. 
Tsetsd'ek-a  (winter  dance),  N.  tso- 

tsa'ek-a  (=  the  secretn). 
house  in  ichich  —  is  held,  tlamo- 

a'tse. 
?iost    giving     —,     yCwinila 

(=  shaking  himself ) . 
Tsimshian,  N.  H.  Gue'tEla  {=north 

people);  H.  Atla'itq,  a  tribe  lio-' 

ing  icest  of  the  Qae'qaes;  Mes- 

ma'inint,  tribe  of  Metlak-dhtla  ; 

Gue'tEla,  —  language. 
Tsono'toa,  a  fabulous  woman  (ts'6'- 

na,  thunderbird  ;  — o'k-oa,  fe- 
male 0))- 
turned   upside  down,   H.    k-pe'tla ; 

k'pc'tla  ill,  —  in  house  (see  To 

capsize), 
to    turn  round,    L.    k-ui'sk-Emii'it 

( — \vF.m,  face);  mE'ls'it. 
tide  turns,  H.  tsTv'ista  (— sta,  water), 
twelve,  G.  mallgi'ii. 
twenty,  G.  mEntsq. 
twice,  L.  uia'ilp'atia. 
ttcig,  L.  ma'mee. 

twins,  N.  U'a'ieatse(  —  atse,  young), 
two,  N.  mall  ;  Ma'lsEmEiik-olawis, 

always  carrying  two  round  ones 
in    each    hand;    G.    malo'Q ; 
ma'sKUis,  —  round  ones, 
two  ■  hundred.    Or.    k  apOs    bEgufi'- 
num  (  =  tea  men). 

ugly,  N.  iakya'oe  (  =  bad  forehead), 
uncle,    N.    k-ule'    {addressed),    H. 

qtlEuip. 
to     uncover    face,     L.      lo'sEinuit 

(— sEm,  face),    H.  t'E'lk-Emtl 

{—k-Em,  face), 
under,   N.  pEii'a  ;  pEn'a'tse,  lower 

side;  be'bCnak-aua,  the  lowest; 

— aboe,    underneath;    aoiVboe, 

underneath;    halqabo'e,  to  kill 


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—  ;  H.  oti'poa  ;  wunka'poa, 
bottom,  lower  aide  (=  edge  un- 
derneath); (i.^a'poa,  lower  side; 
in&'taput,  to  fly  under;  toa'put, 
to  walk  under  cover, 
unexpected,  N.  k-'oe'iiil'a'iistl,  7iap- 
pening  unexpectedly. 

to  unload  canoe,  N.  mo'lllola  ;  H. 
wa'inolllut  ( —  otlt,  out  of 
canoe). 

unsteady,  L.  gyE'lEla. 

to  untie,  N.  kui'thi ;  k'ui'tlaqala, 
to  untie  from  trees  (, — aqa, 
doicn). 

upper  part  of  river,  N.  na'lae  ;  de'I- 
pe,  houne  highest  up  river  ;  ne'- 
nelgyas,  country  highest  up 
river;  ne'ltse,  up  river. 

up,  N.  — usta  ;  lagyuslii'la,  to  ascend; 
NEinokyiislalis,  the  only  one 
coming  out  of  ground  ;  k"'e'Hus- 
tal,  washerwoman  (  =  hanging 
■wp);  gyalaniustala,  salmon  first 
ascending  river ;  tl'Epualala,  to 
ascend  mountain  ;  gya'qusta,  to 
come  up  ;  tsu'Hustut,  to  hold  up; 
wi'kyustoa,  not  to  be  able  to  hold 
up  against ;  k'asustala,  to  walk 
up  ;  H.  Or.  — ostOoa  ;  la'kosteoa, 
to  walk  up;  d'oqsoslewala,  to 
look  up  ;  tQsoste'oa,  to  jump  up. 

to  turn  upward,  H.  d'a'lek'eila. 

to  urinate  (male),  H.  ku'E'lk'oa. 

to  urinate  {female),  H.  aia'sa. 

urine,  H.  kiiiloqpe's. 

useless,  N.  gyokk'Ti'laam,  —  ?iouse; 
H.  a'mtla  ;  a'mtlask'am,  a 
strumpet. 

uvvla,  H.  rnK'sniES. 

V. 

vein,  H.  haia'speatsee. 
vertebra,  H.  k'o'tsd  (see  Bone), 
village,  N.  gyoq,  H.  gok',  O.  gyoq  ; 

N.  gyoqlEtns,    G.  gyo'qlEma, 

village  siie. 


virgin,  N.  ky'ea'la. 

to  visit,  N.  u'wak'ilq,  whotn  every. 

body  visits, 
volcano,  A.  llumqama'qis. 
to  vomit,   L.  lia'qo  it,   N.  liO'k'oa; 

hauk'ua  !  vomit! 


W. 

waistcoat,,  k'e'qsawok-. 

to  walk,  N.  k'a'sa  ;  k-a'sEltsue,  — 
on  flat  object;  ka'tsellane,  — 
on  log;  k  a'seqala,  —  down; 
ku'isestala,  —  around;  k*a'- 
sustala,  —  up;  k-asEnqEntala, 

—  along  edge;  k  alsuiUsEntiila, 

—  along  long  object ;  k'ak'asky- 
infi'la,  —  and  find ;  L.  la'ilEn 
ka'sat,  / — ;  k-ak'ta'lagyilis, 
walking  together  ;  k-aullanea'la, 
to  walk  meandering  ;  G.  k'a'il- 
towa,  —  on  road;  k-a'ldzoa,  — 
on  plants;  kailiia,  —  over 
log;  ka'tsistala, — around. 

G.  lalus,  to  walk  down  river ; 

la'qa,  —  down;  la'kuiiwa,  — 
up. 

N.  tayukuina'la,  —  anr^  find; 

tayok'oa'lagyilis,  walking  to- 
gether; H.  lOuo'olsa,  —along; 
toa'put,  —  underneath  ;  A.  to'- 
quit  (N.  =  war  dance). 

G.  si'ti'llit,  —  up  river. 

on  trail,  N.  ts'e'k-oa. 

N.  imuqsa'yo,  hauqfea'lo,  —  on 

trail;  lioqsia'la,  —  into  water 
( — sla,  water). 

H.  uaqoaqiua',  to  smoke  walk- 
ing ;  G.  ha'rasioa,  to  eat  walk- 
ing;  ha'nqloa,  to  sing  walking  ; 
k'a'k'paqloa,  to  smoke  walking. 

sojtly,  N.  sE'ltala. 

wall,  L."lsa'k-aiu  ;  N.  gyok-opa'sila, 
—  at  point;  H.  gauwi'tn. 

loanting  to,  L.  N.  — eqst ;  me'q'eqs- 
lEu,  1  want  to  sleep. 


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not  obtaining  what  one  loants,   N. 

wi'ful. 
tear,  N.  ho'utlo,   to  go  to  ~  ;   H. 

ts'e'kyatla. 
dance,    N.    to'q'nit    (see    To 

tcalk). 
warm,     N.     ts'K'lqua  ;     ts'K'lQiuit, 

place  where  it  is  narm  ;  H.  ko'- 

qofi,  G.  ky'u'qula. 
to  warm  one's  back,  L.  pKne'kyalill 

( — ekya,  back), 
warrior,  N.  winae'noq  ;  a'listalits, 

great  —  (^perhaps  victoriouH). 
to   wash,  L.    tetek'KinH'it,   —  face 

( — k'Em,  face);  la'asta,  —  body 

{=  to  go  into  water;  la,  to  go; 

— sta,  water)  ;  tsE'ntSEnk'oa,  — 

hands;    H.   ts'o'tsoqma,   qau'- 

SEiTit,  —  face   ( — sKiii,   face)  ; 

ts'o'qoeta,  —  body  ;  muqsta',  — 

body   ( — sta,   water);  ts'o'k'on, 

—  hands  ;  dei'seta,  —  with  cedar 

branches;  ky'i'lpa,  —  clothing, 
washbowl,  H.  is'e'koisk'Eui  ( — kEin, 

round), 
watchman,    L.    k-'a'kala    (see    To 

fienr). 
water,  L.  N.  wa'p,  H.  waa'm. 
N.  H.  G.  —sta  ;  N.  k-'ola'sta, 

water  of  life;  tsuqsta,  to  jump 

into    — ;    koa'asta,     cup ;    H. 

tlqsta'ut,  to  push  canoe  into  —  ; 

tQsta,  tojumpinto  —  ;  nak'a'm- 

sta,  cup  (  =  drink  boater);  G. 

gyuqsia'is,  house  in  — . 
is,  in  sea,  N.  k-'atsi's,  bottom  of 

sea;   na'iiis,    bear  in  sea;  H. 

k'alia'uis,  anchorstone. 

on  water  (see  Surface). 

ictive,  L.  k'Ele'e  ;  aquma'le,  breaking 

wave;  H.  ganE'mala. 
we  inclusive,   L.  N.  no'giianiEnts, 

H.  no'guatits,  G.  nogua'nis. 
we  exclusive,  N.  G.  no'guanuQ,  H. 

noguii'ntk'. 
weak,  G.  \v'e'iliraas  (=  not  strong). 


weasel  (Putorious),  N.  gjogyi'lEin 

(=  climber), 
weather,     N.     na'la ;     nena'Ianuk, 

having  —  (t.    e.,  being  able  to 

change  — ). 
to  iceate  basket,  L.  yi'p'a. 
cedar  bark  mat,    Tl.   ky'e'ta  ; 

ky'e'tamitl,  weaving  frame  ;  H. 

tle'iiuila. 

rush  mat.  L.  6'ta. 

wedge,  N.  tlE'mkyaio,  A.  tla'nut. 
weir  for  fishing,  N.  mo'a,  A.  ko'lem, 

G.  ma'meas. 
icest,  H.  qa'Is  ;  qa'eqae,  western  peo- 
ple, 
whale,  N.  H.  G.  k-'o-i'm  ;  N.  k'oe'- 

gj\h\k',made  a  — ;  k'oa'iastEms, 

place  of  whales. 
Tl.  t'oto'sk-amis  (a.  p.  (?)  per- 

haps  =:  star  face  in  sea), 
whetstone,  L.  I'e'kyaio. 
whirlpool,  L.  k-6't'is  ( — is,  in  sea). 
whirltcind,  Ii.  lialo'pek'a. 
whisker.i,   N.   liapqste'e   (=  mouth 

hair), 
to  whistle,  N.  ho'uqoa. 
whintle,  N.  nriEtse's,  — ofhd'mats'a; 

ts'e'kokyala,  trumpet;  A.  k-oa'- 

k-'omolaku'la,    —  of  me'itla; 

ky'e'kyala,  trumpet ;  k'o*,  — of 

tloola'qa;  te'qatsk, — oftsd'ek  a; 

H.  Hue'k-oa,  —  small, 
white,    L.   mEla',   H.   mo'k'oa,    G. 

mo'qsto. 
w?dte  blanket,  H.  kye'JqsEm. 
who  is  that?  A.  ak'olqk'au. 
wide,  N.  le'qo  ;  le'qois,  wide  beach, 
widow    or    tcidower,    mourning,   N. 

aa'msila,  G.  g'oa'itlowa  {=stt 

ting  in  house) . 
widow,    N.    bEky'a'sit   (=  without 

man), 
tcidower,  N.  k-Eky'a'sit  (=  without 

woman), 
wife,  N.  G.  ganE'in  ;  N..ganE'mtl, 

future  — ;  H.  g'auE'm. 


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wild,  lia'mnU'ngrouing  — ,  N.Qua'sa. 

wind,  L.  iu'la ;  ia'oapsKin,  sail; 
iaii'apEk',  mast;  H.  G.  iim'la  ; 
H.  iua'lis,  place  where  always 
wind;  iai'uaspEk",  mast;  iai'- 
uastKm,  sail;  iai'uatsk,  hoisted 
tail;  Q.  lai'uatsEm,  sail;  iu'p'iq, 
mast. 

north  wind,   N.   t^a'k'oa,   H. 

tsak'oa'la. 

windpipcH.pHlBKq&'o  ( — quo,  neck). 

wing,  H.  nia'llmalEin  (see  To  flu). 

first  feathers  of — ,  L.  p'E'tlEin. 

hin-^  feathers  of  —,  L.  ts'E'l- 

kiiiin. 

winter,  L.N.  tsawa'iiq,  H.  tsawu'nq, 
G.  tsonq  ( — anq,  time  of). 

wise,  N.  no'k-at ;  na'katse,  the 
great  wise  one;  no'k-anio,  born 
vise;  niino'ak'aua,  the  wisest 
one;  H.  no'ak-aua,  the  wisest  one. 

to  wish,  N.  a'Hula. 

wolf,  L.  a'llanEiu  (see //i?and) ;  N. 
Nuqnemis name,  Nun;  Nunkje'- 
qtoo,  chief  of — ;  Mamalelek'ala, 
ole'kyin,  H.  k'uBE'ls,  G.  asila', 

tl'ESi'EgUmi'H. 

woloerine,  N.  wa'gigya,  na't'bee. 

woman,  L.  tsEla'q. 

L.  N.  kaky — ;  N.  G.  k-a'kyala, 

woman  speaks  (=  woman's 
noise);  N.  kaqk-ekya'la,  —  t« 
alvays  talking;  H.  kky — ; 
k'kyala,  woman  speaks;  k'ky- 
&\)ti's,  female  talker. 

N.  — k'as;  — ka;  nEtne'mak-as, 

sister;  k-6k-otsaq*iEma'lak-a, 
Koskimo  woman  ;  liai'allilak'as, 
mending  woman  {^female  sha- 
man); ts'o'tlemak'as,  grand- 
daughter; a'tuk-a,  pet  daughter; 
ne'nenk-as,  bear  woman;  H. 
— k  s;inEnu'yak-8,  sister;  tliisE- 
la'k'sa,  shrew;  ts'o'qllEinak-s, 
granddaughter;  g'auioa'qilek-s, 
second'  daughter;  bau'ldsek-s, 
only  daughter. 


woman,  N.  H.  — nqsEtii  ;  N.  Nim- 
keu'qsEin,  Nimkish  woman; 
Gufv'gulaqsEin,  Kwakiutl  wo- 
man; H.  Awi'wiky'a'qsEtn, 
Awiky'e'noq  woman  ;  Bi'bilqii- 
la'qsEiii,  Jiilqnla  woman  ;  k-oc'- 
kociilenoqa'qsKiii,  K'ochtenoq 
woman;  Tlailiisikoa'qsEiu,  ?7a- 
tlasik  oala  woman;  Ileillfcok'o- 
a'qsEin,  lleiltsuk'  woman, 

N.  H.  — uk"oa,  — okoa,    — in 

names;  N.  A'nkoalayu'k'oa, 
making  it  cluudy  ;  Lalak''aiyu'- 
k"oa,  made  to  go  ahead  of  all; 
Tsouo'k'oa.  thunderbird  wo- 
man (^i)  H.  Tlalellilayo'k-oa. 

womb,  H.  iDa'eollalse. 

icondevful!    Tl.   N.   sa'kyas,    aui'la 

(=  real), 
tcood  on  beach,  L.  k'e'qatl. 

dried,  A.  kya'p'as. 

damp,  A.  ts'e'mos. 

woodpecker,  red-winged,  L.  sa'k'oala, 

Tl.  tla'tlanitl,  L.  tla'llanEe'k-, 

H.  lla'tlapeku. 
wool  of  mountain  goat,  L.  p'u'lEm  ; 

pElpEla'sk'Em,  blanket  of — . 
icool  and  fine  hair,  H.  kya'tliEina. 
word,  N.  wa'ildEii). 
world,  N.  wFnakuis. 

Y. 

to  yawn,  L,  ha'Hila, 

yellow,  H.  te'qa. 

yes,  H,  la'a,  G.  kyaa'. 

yesterday,  L.  tla'nsutla,  H.  tla'ntse. 

day  before  yeslerdny,  H.  tlii'- 

ntseedEa. 

yeiD  tree,  Tl.  H.  tlE'mk-a. 

you,  H.  kaek-soa'ea,  G.  yii'qso. 

young  man,  L.  N.  La'bakum,  N. 
he'Ula. 

young  of — ,  N.  H.  — atsG  ;  N.  ma'- 
iiiatlatse,  half  bre^d  (—  young 
of  European) ;  k-'o'tsatse, 
—  crab  ;  H.  Isaea'tse,  —  beaver. 


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